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I thought it was a good game. Both defenses played very well. But the most enjoyable part was just watching Edelman. I've always believed of all the receiver skills, speed is the most overrated. I put it 4th behind route running, catching the ball and YAC, and Edelman is superb at all of those.

I was extremely impressed with his color commentary. His knowledge about the game and its nuances was why.

Yep. The Patriots are at the bottom of the draft year after year, and they keep going deep into the playoffs.

The Colts are not supposed to be here. The pressure is on the Chiefs.

I believe that was on 4th down and he returned it maybe 5 to 8 yards. Always great to have an interception, but not much more huge than just batting it down, there.

It's always hard to tell with him.

I will be surprised, since the D line needs help more.

That's the easiest and most succinct explanation of the case.

Agree completely. Irsay, in particular, will not be fond of yet another rebuilding year. He's been patient to this point, is probably thrilled with Luck's recovery from injury and will want to get as much out of his QB's talents as possible while he's still in his prime. The Colts have had a couple of very good drafts and have enough cap space to upgrade where needed. Next year begins the "win now" mindset.

The 2015 fake punt is now the second worst play in Colts' history, IMO. That play only risked one game. Seriously, I can't fathom the stupidity of calling the play yesterday. If Luck gets driven into the ground and lands on his shoulder wrong, then I'd hate to be in Reich's shoes.

He comes across as a team captain. At least as a seasoned vet and not a rookie.

Could be because the wealth gap keeps growing and is the greatest it has been in my lifetime, and I'm in my 60s.

No sacks, and 5.5 yards/carry. Good job by the OL!

Nope. Smart thing to do with a team this young is to let them get experience and spend the money next year.

Not good.