2006Coltsbestever

Looking at our schedule, we have a lot of real winnable games: Browns at Panthers Patriots in London Bucs at Tennessee Steelers Raiders Houston here. That is 8 games alone that we should have a chance of winning, we should at least win 5 of those at worse.

Yeah I had us 8-8-1, the tie was just to be funny but I could see a tie. We have already played in 2 OT games.

Turnovers, I still don't like our D Scheme, we give up way too many 3rd and shorts by the other team passing for 1st downs. It has been going on all year.

You were overacting really bad yesterday and probably don't even remember it because you were posting so fast and posting numerous things just bashing this team about everything. It happens, I am not complaining as this is a wide-open forum so it is what it is.

I know you post with emotion a lot and I have respected a lot of your opinions over the years. Here is the deal though, you only had us winning 6 games this year and that was before AR got injured (your before season pick), so what did you expect this team to do, win 10 or 11 games this season all of a sudden? I am probably, if not the most optimistic person in here and my before season pick was us winning only 8 games. Which 8 or even 9 is still achievable if we play smart football. At least you do show up after we win unlike 3 or 4 people in here who are super negative and say we suck. They disappear and did so after we beat Tennessee . They will be here this week though bringing their normal 'we suck attitude', 'Ballard sucks' blah blah blah. I was very critical of the team last night, we laid an egg in an important game. It is what it is, but I am here after we lose regardless and state why we lost and I rarely make excuses for us unless I feel like the REFS were really bad or we just had a lot of injuries. Both losses to the Jags this year was because of Turnovers. We had 2 critical one's on opening day, and 4 yesterday. Pretty simple to why we lost. No excuses, they took advantage of our mistakes and capitalized on them. Me being critical: We played sloppy in both games, overall I can't stand our D Scheme either, that just needs to change and it won't until we find a new D Coordinator.

Ok, I won $100 by taking the Ravens yesterday and giving up 4 points. I am now $300 to the good for the season. I need the Chargers to win tonight! Come on Herbert. Regarding our picks: So far I am 9-5, not too bad. I have the Chargers tonight.

I kept saying/posting that last night. Turnovers beat us, we even outgained them in yardage by a lot. You just can't turn it over or have stupid penalties. You can outplay a team, gain more yards, and even control TOP but if a team has like 3 turnovers to the other teams 1, you will lose 80% of the time.

I actually wanted him, he was one of the names I threw out there.

Mustache was put in a situation where he was forcing, trying to comeback. That is still on him but a situation we need to keep him out of. Regarding the D scheme, when it is 3rd and 5 or less, I already almost know the other team is going to get a first down by passing because we play so far off of WR's. Only time we usually get stops is when it is 3rd and long it seems.

15 carries total between Taylor and Moss, what was he watching?? I agree with you.

Nah, we were passing from the beginning and still passing only down 7-3. Taylor or Moss could never get into a rhythm.

- he knows how to eat a Chop at a Lions game.

Play calling was a disaster. Mustache threw it 55 times, Taylor only got 8 carries, Moss 7. Mustache should not be throwing more than 30 times a game, 30 is reasonable. So far up until yesterday I think Shane has done a really good job, I had him graded out as a B through 5 weeks, yesterday wasn't his best moment unfortunately. We are still 3-3 in a league full of parity, dealing with AR being injured, and just flush this and move on. I am here win or lose, I am not a Fairweather fan, I am a trufan and will watch every week regardless . If the team needs to be criticized, I do that too. With this 1 particular game, I am very critical of Shane and Gus. By the way I hate our defensive scheme as well.

You have used some of the teams I was going to suggest. I would take the Rams over the Steelers, it is at LA and LA is the better team.

Quit cussing like a sailor (sarcasm)

I have to look at next weeks schedule, not sure.

@NewColtsFanand @Moosejawcolt ESPN's top 10 college QB's ever as to date are:, they base a lot of this on college accomplishments but also unreal talent in college. 1. Tim Tebow 2. Peyton Manning 3. John Elway 4. Matt Leinart 5. Andrew Luck 6. Tommie Frazier 7. Vince Young 8. Doug Flutie 9. Deshawn Watson 10. Joe Burrow -That is just college, so block out the Pro's. I am not sure I agree 100% with this list but it is a decent list. Nothing bad about it. Of course Caleb Williams isn't on this list because his career isn't over. Out of those 10, Peyton Manning and John Elway are the only 2 so far that went on to make the Hall of Fame and were great QB's. Andrew Luck was definitely a very good Pro. Joe Burrow is probably the 2nd best QB today behind Pat Mahomes. Watson has had flashes of being a great Pro but as of now things aren't looking good. Doug Flutie and a couple memorable seasons in the Pro's where he was good, was great in the Canada League. Matt Leinart and Vince Young and Tim Tebow weren't good in the Pro's, and Tommie Frazier never played in the Pro's. Those last 4 QBs (Leinart, Young, Tebow, and Frazier) I named, all dominated in college and each won at least 1 National Championship. 1 omission I see here is, Trevor Lawrence not being in the top 10? But it is hard to take anyone off that list.

As of now the Bears would have the 1st 2 picks. If I was them, I would trade Fields for what I could get = maybe a 2nd or 3rd round pick, then I would draft Michael Penix 1st and Marvin Harrison 2nd.

Yeah we suck.

Giants screwed that up. Fire them all!

Lets see we suck, so the 49ers, Eagles, and Bills must really suck losing to sucky teams

Ok Mr Vanderjagt.