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14 hours ago, OLD FAN MAN said:
imo gus better have his d aggressive or they will score at will and our o-line better not get manhandled again or we wont score much
But he won’t
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I realize that we’re starting younger players. We have our second string quarterback ss well. But here is the paradox. They played well against Pittsburgh and were embarrassed by Atlanta. There are enough good players to make the post season but I’m tired of excuses and “my fault” from the coaches.
Coach better, make adjustments and challenge players to play better. I hope on film day this week including a **s chewing. Changing the culture means holding players accountable for crap games like last Sunday.-
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35 minutes ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:
This is a little ridiculous. Colts did not do this. Take some accountability. Maybe he wasn’t the leader we thought and more of the problem.
Way to burn bridges and tick off the fan base
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He knows his defense football however he rarely blitzes. He relies on the front four and like all day he had no answers to the lack of pressure. That makes me want to leave after the season.
I understand that we are playing with house money if Minchew succeeds it raises our expectations so we are allowed to be disgusted on the crap show in Atlanta
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1 hour ago, Colts1324 said:
This!! I’ve been saying this same thing for years. Taylor is NOT nearly as effective out of the shotgun. His ability with that running head start to make those cutbacks with a QB under center helps make him elite. Out of the shotgun, he doesn’t have any momentum. & it doesn’t help our right side of the line has been very inconsistent lately with blocking.
I understand it fits his offense. But, the tape has shown this for the past 3 years.
And yet nothing changes. Listening to the Colts huddle and all you hear is how good Atlanta is and we need to get better. The job of a head coach is to make adjustments during the game. Steichen is showing he is a rookie head coach but Bradley is a veteran that has enough experience to make charges but he rarely does
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That’s tough, at least two years on the IR. I was hoping he’d be more durable but that’s football.
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26 minutes ago, jemack said:
As l observed, our 1st drive which resulted in a TD, ATL was in their base defense.
From there on they began to blitz to apply more pressure on Minshew which worked.
We on the other hand couldn't get pressure on ATLs and didn't make adjustments.
SS said in the post game presser that the objective is to keep plays in front of the secondary. Basically a perpetual soft zone.
So l don't see any help with pressure coming soon.
Also, did anyone else see how wide open the middle is in some of our defensive packages? Goodness....
We have a first year head coach, and he has missed quite a few adjustments that could’ve been made. And look at Bradley he never changed anything. We are one of the lowest blitzing team in the league. You would think when things get bad you might change things up, but in all of our losses, it was adjustments made by our opponents to beat us, and we could not react in kind.
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20 hours ago, Solid84 said:
*Only played 14 games at this time.
#--Team--Total pressures--(Sacks/hits /hurries)
1 -- Miami Dolphins -- 342 -- (59/74/209)
2 -- *Baltimore Ravens -- 339 -- (51/50/238)
3 -- *San Francisco 49'ers -- 339 -- (52/58/229)
4 -- Cleveland Browns -- 323 -- (47/52/224)
5 -- Dallas Cowboys -- 322 -- (45/44/233)
6 -- Buffalo Bills -- 315 -- (57/55/203)
7 -- Detroit Lions -- 313 -- (34/61/218)
8 -- New York Jets -- 309 -- (46/51/212)
9 -- Jacksonville Jaguars -- 302 -- (36/61/205)
10 -- *Philadelphia Eagles -- 299 -- (48/58/193)
11 -- Houston Texans -- 293 -- (41/63/189)
12 -- Los Angeles Chargers -- 288 -- (50/37/201)
13 -- Seattle Seahawks -- 288 -- (48/47/193)
14 -- Pittsburgh Steelers -- 287 -- (44/55/188)
15 -- *Kansas City Chiefs -- 286 -- (52/49/185)
16 -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- 285 -- (46/43/196)
17 -- Cincinnati Bengals -- 284 -- (46/54/184)
18 -- Denver Broncos -- 278 -- (42/55/181)
19 -- Green Bay Packers -- 278 -- (41/52/185)
20 -- Los Angeles Rams -- 274 -- (35/44/195)
21 -- New Orleans Saints -- 263 -- (35/36/192)
22 -- New England Patriots -- 259 -- (36/37/186)
23 -- Chicago Bears -- 257 -- (34/55/168)
24 -- Minnesota Vikings -- 257 -- (47/45/165)
25 -- Indianapolis Colts -- 253 -- (56/47/150)
26 -- Tennessee Titans -- 252 -- (45/35/172)
27 -- Atlanta Falcons -- 248 -- (40/50/158)
28 -- Washington Commanders -- 247 -- (41/43/163)
29 -- *Las Vegas Raiders -- 244 -- (38/28/178)
30 -- Arizona Cardinals -- 227 -- (36/26/165)
31 -- *New York Giants -- 212 -- (30/35/147)
32 -- Carolina Panthers -- 177 -- (25/39/113)
The Falcons are two spots behind us, and yet they put a beating on our quarterback. 6 sacks
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The Colts have been playing inconsistently and the games coming up may be very difficult. The Raiders defense is playing well and Houston should have Stroud back this week. I sure hope I am wrong but we have shot ourselves in the the foot too many times and lost chances
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Merry Christmas and may God bless you and your families
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38 minutes ago, Solid84 said:
That's fine, but the goal of any GM and his staff is to get their team in the playoffs. If they don't do that owners move on and another GM + staff gets a shot. And sure, a franchise can be unlucky and string together a series of bad or unsuccessful GMs, but very few owners just lean back and let one GM have at it indefinitely. At some point a new outlook is needed.
Shane had a bad game too. Atlanta made corrections in the second half we didn’t change anything and it was obvious
I mean for heaven sakes if Taylor can’t get yards. Try using Sermon and Goodman earlier in the game
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I certainly hope so. I’m sick and tired of us playing 10 yards off on a 5 yard play for a first down. Atlanta played well man on man and shut us down. The lack of a pass rush and players not in place made this a long day. His strategies are way too outdated for today’s football.
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27 minutes ago, John Hammonds said:
A few thoughts:
1 - Without Pittman, our receiving corps is nada. Double Downs, and watch Pierce not catch anything. Or simply have nobody get open.
2 - What's up with our vaunted OL and DL completely disappearing every other game?
3 - No sacks. None. It's like we weren't even rushing the passer.
4 - JT has got to stop running in place behind the offensive line, waiting for a wide-open hole so he can stretch and go long. Hit the seam, and push the line. Quit running in place.
5 - How come they kept slipping through our tacklers' hands? Every single person on defense was wearing gloves. Playing indoors. Take the gloves off. Get a grip on the guy and tackle him. Take the !@#$ gloves off.
6 - Shades of 2021.
Exactly, Taylor was off today and yes he was tentative. I liked the pick we used on Pierce and I give the benefit of being young. However cannot count on him when needed. They let Pierce loose and just added a safety on Downs
Minshew held the ball extremely long but since their defense was taking it all away.
We made a bad team look good today and we can’t have these games and want to succeed. We need another quality receiver and defense back next season
No sacks today lol it was a very lazy output by our rush attack
i hope the team takes steps to get rid of players that don’t give it all every play
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It ticks me off that a win today could have us leading the division. And yet another crap show
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Bradley’s defense plays so far off the ball. At least 6 times today they allowed their running backs to roll out they ran past then running towards the QB and left them alone for easy screens. So many time we over pursued and hardly any of or linebackers and defensive backs were not in position. A true indictment of Gus Bradley and antiquated defense just kills us. Sometimes they play well and then a game like today. Ballard needs a better more inventive DC in 2024
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A total beat down. We couldn’t run the ball and they made Minshew look bad. No excuse for this. Amazing to think if we won and Jacksonville loses we could be leading the division today. Steichen dropped the ball and Bradley defense failed again.
I guess the Colts are very getting moved today for the holidays and they did it with a passion
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Well one step forward and then look horrible. I know we have injuries but this is pathetic. Steichen looks lost and Bradley’s defense mindset has let us down again. Lumps of coal all around.
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Atlanta plays mostly man to man but our loose zone is horrible
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Jekyll and Hyde. You never know what team you’re going to see from the Colts each week. The defense was impressive last week against a good defense and although Atlanta’s defense is solid but at this point we look like nothing works. We can’t run the ball and Minshew looks pitiful
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Couldn’t get off the field on third down and look what it got us the D looked lost
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Pittsburgh is pounding Cincinnati so we could have a shot at the 6th seed win a win tomorrow
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Pittsburgh, New England , Tennessee and Jacksonville move to the Mars Division
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On 12/19/2023 at 12:14 PM, jvan1973 said:
That was a massive wreck
I was honored to meet Dan after he we won the 500. It was so improbable that Hillebrand hit the wall on the last turn. Dan was so honored to win his second 500 crown. Never met a nicer guy and I was horrified when he crashed in Las Vegas. I can still see his face when I met him after the race he looked like a boy that got what he wanted for Christmas. I’ll never forget that face and I’ll see one day again when we get to heaven.
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You can call this what you want, a trap game or a chance to be the lesser team. Either way the team cannot let up the preparation Hass to be perfect. In every head of all the players should be nothing but the very best play to every whistle.
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Wayne and Freeney top 15 HOF class finalist of 2024
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Harrison is a turd. He was a huge whiner and asking for a flag thrown on the opposing team