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I like Pittman, Pierce, and Campbell but outside of that we are thin. We need 1 more deep threat that can get us huge plays.

I thought Matt was already in Atlanta

That was nice, Sam to Pitt!

Yeah he runs hard, he is a bruiser.

We love to fumble.

That was a nice pass by Sam, Pitt should have had that.

I thought he was one of the better coaches we ever had here in Indy.

When Eric arrived we won the division. I went to 3 games that season alone. We were good because of him.

I have heard that about you

This still has nothing on 80's ball, as a kid I went to 3 or 4 games from 1984-1986, now that was some great stinky stuff.

Fumble

Yeah, that was superbly done

That was great pass defense - I went to go get a beer and come back and it is 7-0 already.

I think we are the only team that plays off WR's 5 or 6 yards. What a dumb scheme. Cooks already burns us for 33 because the dude was wide open 10 yards down the field to begin with.

It's over after today, big off season coming. We need to get the right QB and coach in here.

Colts last 25 seasons: 1998 = 3-13 no playoffs 1999 = 13-3 lost in Divisional Round 2000 = 10-6 lost in Wildcard Round 2001 = 6-10 no playoffs 2002 = 10-6 lost in Wildcard Round 2003 = 12-4 lost in AFCCG 2004 = 12-4 lost in Divisional Round 2005 = 14-2 lost in Divisional Round 2006 = 12-4 SB Champions 2007 = 13-3 lost in Divisional Round 2008 = 12-4 lost in Wildcard Round 2009 = 14-2 AFC Champions, lost in SB 2010 = 10-6 lost in Wildcard Round 2011 = 2-14 no playoffs 2012 = 11-5 lost in Wildcard Round 2013 = 11-5 lost in Divisional Round 2014 = 11-5 lost in AFCCG 2015 = 8-8 no playoffs 2016 = 8-8 no playoffs 2017 = 4-12 no playoffs 2018 = 10-6 lost in Divisional Round 2019 = 7-9 no playoffs 2020 = 11-5 lost in Wildcard Round 2021 = 9-8 no playoffs 2022 = 4-11-1 no playoffs Totals: 237-157-1 = 80 games over .500 16 playoff appearances out of 25 seasons 4 AFCCG appearances = 2003, 2006, 2009, 2014 2 SB appearances = 2006, 2009 1 SB win = 2006 That is going back 25 seasons. I would say that is outstanding.

I think overall, the 7 best QB's I have ever seen and resume wise are: 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton Manning 4. Johnny Unitas 5. John Elway 6. Otto Graham (I have seen him in highlights/eye test) 7. Aaron Rodgers -the line cuts off after that. Based on Win Shares, at least 1 SB win/Championship win, MVP's are huge, Stats, Longevity, Clutch play, Eye Test. I know Terry Bradshaw is a winner of 4 SB's but his stats were MEH and he played on loaded teams. Sammy Baugh was a great QB but also is rated as one of the best players ever because he played defense and punted. Most lists like NFL.com, ESPN.com, and Athlon's doesn't have Sammy Baugh as a top 10 QB of all-time. Dan Marino never won a SB, that is a killer. IMO, Patrick Mahomes is the best today.

Lions will give them a tough way to go, they have had a great year for them. They are gritty but I am rolling with Aaron this week.

Week 18 is going to be interesting, here comes that 'BAD MAN' Aaron Rodgers out of nowhere. They win and they are in. To me Rodgers is the 7th greatest QB of all-time on my list. Brady, Montana, Peyton, Unitas, Elway, Graham, and Rodgers. That is a short list.

I remember when Hank Gathers collapsed on the basketball court. That image still haunts me today and that happened back in 1990. Hank was on his way to being a great pro player.

I have to say as a fan, I am still in shock. The whole thing doesn't seem real. I wonder if Hamlin has had other health issues, this is hard to stomach.

I think most will still watch but this is a scary situation for sure. There really isn't much the NFL can do regarding this type of hit. I just hope Hamlin comes out of this and is ok.

What is scary about this is, it was just a normal hit.

Shocking, I have never seen anything like that before. It was the absolute right call to cancel the game. My prayers go out to Damar Hamlin, nobody knows what is going on right now with his health.