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Oh, I'm agreeing, mistakes are a part of bad execution.....mental execution, but part of the execution still. My point is that mistakes, or lack of execution can be remedied with paths other than replacement or trades.
100% agree
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Okay. I agree it was a mistake on Luck's part. But that isn't "hubris." Had Luck said he thought he could complete the pass because he believed he was the greatest QB in the history of the game and believed no defender was capable of picking off one of HIS godly passes then I might agree with you. No, it was just a dumb pass.
Now if you'd like to parse words for some vain stupid loop reason, feel free.
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I just don't want anyone here thinking you actually believe that everything we see and hear in the media is actually what these guys think/believe 100%.
Stop projecting. Just because you're intellectually dishonest doesn't mean everyone else...including Chuck Pagano & Andrew Luck are.
Forgive me if I rely on their word, judgement & character instead of yours.
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Fixed.
Thank you Holy Spirit.
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Mistakes of "hubris?" Huh? Luck made a dumb decision on the INT. Plain and simple. He also had a few other throws that were off. All QBs have these things happen. I don't think hubris had anything to do with it.
Ugh. Apparently you're not paying attention either. Luck said on one of his passes instead of taking the checkdown and five yards, he intentionally tried to force a pass to a covered receiver. He acknowledged it as a mistake.
Now if you'd like to parse words for some vain stupid loop reason, feel free. But that mistake was the definition of hubris.
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It's always hilarious to watch contrarians so bent on being argumentative that they begin to argue against what the coaches and players actually acknowledge. *grin
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This is why they lost:
So Andrew is full of crap? He said he made mistakes. And listed several of them. So your position is that he didn't make mistakes? Or his mistakes didn't matter?
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"We could have won, but we didn't execute enough".
When Pagano and Luck say that instead of "mistakes" I reckon it'll deserve some consideration. Be that as it may, they said mistakes. So I'll kinda stay on that.
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Mistakes are mistakes , be they hubris or be they not hubris.
Ugh...thanks Socrates?
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I said in another thread that it is not just the players who need to look at themselves, but the coaches as well.
Dear God please....
No more whining about the coaches.
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That's just who Andrew Luck is. He always takes the blame. Defense could allow 450 yards and 6 touchdowns and he'll take blame for it.
I personally don't like it cause I feel he's putting more stress and pressure on himself by taking blame for other's mistakes. But its who he is and we as fans just have to accept it
Then you're not paying attention. Andrew made some serious mistakes in that game. Almost like rookie mistakes. IMO mistakes of hubris. Regardless, he's correct to own up to it and to feel a sense of responsibility. That doesn't let anyone else off the hook...it just is what it is.
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I think Luck was more mad at himself. He made mistakes also. He threw an interception into the endzone when a FG would have cut the Dolphins lead to 1. If he had done that then the final drive we could have kicked another FG for the game winner. He missed Hilton, Fleener, and DHB on key passes. Bradshaw was open short once when Luck threw deep incomplete. Luck could have run instead of letting Wheeler jump into the air and bat his pass down on one drive.
Yeah. He said immediately after that he felt the burden for the loss was on him and that he made some mistakes.
I hope it ends up being a kick in the pants for him. The offseason is over. These games count and its time to focus and not make mistakes.
Mathis & Bethea both said the defense started off sluggish. Hopefully they're sufficiently embarrassed and they tighten up as well.
The honeymoon is over gentlemen.
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Definitely going to be interesting to watch the coaching decisions unfold when there is so much familiarity going on between players/staffs.
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If you're watching the press conferences/Q&A sessions, it is apparent that Andrew Luck is * off/uncomfortable with his week 2 performance.
Between him & Pagano talking, its clear that they feel too many player's mistakes cost us the game.
Here's to hoping for a solid week of disciplined preparation on both sides of the ball. I'm conceding SF a grip of yards & points. So its going to be up to Andrew & the offense to make it a shootout.
GO COLTS!!
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I think they're doing a GREAT job.
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How do you know I don't. #Assumtion
Because you're typing and they're actually coaching. #SelfEvident
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I know this sounds crazy but....
.....I'm gonna create a thread about it anyway.
The tagline for 95% of the threads created since halftime of the Raiders win.
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....because you don't. #FalsePremise
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Wait, what?! Why? We have a good corps of RBs. I'm confused.
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Great O.P.
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"CORNERBACKITES, RALLY HERE!!!!! FOR WE SHALL TAKE OVER!!!!!!"
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We need to trade for a CB i think that's the biggest problem with this team.
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I would bring back Saturday...
Said nobody. The guy has lost like 275 lbs. But I get what you're saying.
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nfl.com has a thread that mikel leshoure asked for a trade out could be on his way thorugh our doors same kind of physical quick back as ballard would be an upgrade from brown IMO
Ugh...
Really, RB is our problem? After putting 131 yds on Miami's D?
"FIXATION"
Anyone paying attention can see...
in Colts Football
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