[Why are the Colts so undisciplined?]

12 hours ago, Xander said:

The Rams had probably the worst offense in the league under Fisher. They get a competent coach, and they're now averaging almost the most PPG in the league. The bills went to % with Rex Ryan, they now look like the great defense they did before he took over. 

 

If yall dont think the coaching change helped helped those two teams, idk what to tell ya. 

Good points for your argument I will say.

 

Also, Pagano to me seems like a Fisher type coach when it comes to offense. You mentioning him got me on that point.

[Top 3 Colts Performances per PFF]

Sheard has flashed more as the young season has progressed. 

 

But man it sucks going from having dual HOF rushers at the same time to having to generate a rush.

[Luck will be practicing this week (merge)]

Holy %...nice

[Roster Moves 10/3 (Merge)]

Come on down, you're the next lineman for the Colts tonight...

[Offensive line fixed!]

I hated that quote when it came out.

If things go bad you look dumb for saying it.

[Why are the Colts so undisciplined?]

I'd give Pags' year one team discipline to Caldwell, he mostly continued the path Dungy laid forth. Kind of like how Dungy gets some credit for Gruden's SB.

 

I just think Pags isn't as good as a guy like Dungy was (strictly talking team penalties). 

[Hooker on pace for over 10 ints.]

33 minutes ago, J@son said:

 

Well, I mean, being in the right place at the right time is more than half the battle. Right?

Especially if you're name is Hooker. Timing is everything.

[Is it time to move on from Hilton?]

Throw in any semblance of a true #2 to help prevent umbrella type coverage geared towards his side of the field and he'll produce way more. I mean you don't get rid of a guy whose last 4 seasons are:

1083    

1345                           

1124                

1448     

 

289 this year (on pace for about 1200 this year).

 

He CAN takeover any game so let's not short change him. When he can't, it's usually because nobody else is there to help him out a little. He doesn't need much help, but guys like Moncrief, Aiken, Rodgers aren't scaring anyone.

 

He's that great type nfl player the state of Florida always pumps out(Edge, Reggie, Gore, Deion). He comes to play. The other wrs on our team aren't in the same category.

 

A top reciever in the league.

[Chudzinski or WR's ?]

Ty can be neutralized because we have no #2. Once he's blanketed, Donte is usually M.I.A.

 

I'm not a fan of Chud, I think there's definitely guys out there who could get more from our squad on O.

[Deyshawn Boyd out for the season]

Do we know if Vuj's right foot had any blame in Kelly's injury?? Just wondering..

[Deyshawn Boyd out for the season]

Gotta wrap Vujs right foot in reflective caution tape for games.

[Deyshawn Boyd out for the season]

4 minutes ago, MR. Blueblood said:

Where is A.Q. Shipley when you need him? 

Yeah he got no love here in Indy..

[Deyshawn Boyd out for the season]

That sucks. He definitely looked like he could improve and be a good backup to Kelly.

 

Did he get stepped on by Vuj?

[2 Blowout losses and one thing remains true]

10 minutes ago, indyagent17 said:

Lets not make Watson Tom Brady yet.... 

In all fairness we'd be calling him Brady if he were here.

 

He's looked REALLY good a few games in. 

[Vontae Davis]

Just to be fair Wilson puts a huge amount of pressure on your secondary if the pass rush isn't getting there.

 

 

[Anyone going to the Seattle game?]

7 hours ago, CanuckColtsFan said:

I missed the Canada day theme. I'm had a blast. Heck. Even had a half of great competition. Memories for year that I will treasure. The fans down there ar far more gracious. I ran into some Colts fans that took me for a drink before the game. Overall an amazing time. It appears I'm bad luck as the only two times I've seen the Colts have been greasy blowouts.

Don't sweat losing when you attend. Very rarely will you win every game you attend unless you plan specifically for a bad opponent. I'd rather go to a good game and see a win.

 

Getting to enjoy a city like Seattle is much more important then us winning.

 

You got to see your team and a great city.

[Chuck - Where is the line?]

4 minutes ago, Indyfan4life said:

Guys:

 

I think we can all agree that I should buy a Malik Hooker jersey as my first non-offense Colts jersey. 

I would but I can't buy a HOOKER jersey..lol

 

Same reason I've never been able to buy a Dickerson jersey.

[Vontae Davis]

I'm sure there's rust, but I think he's probably past his prime now and it's going to start and show now.

 

10 year CB's have a lot of miles on them.

[2nd Half]

Just now, richard pallo said:

My point is that both of those guys can throw that route or they would not be in the NFL.  It's not Chud's fault that they telegraph the throw and stare down the receiver.  That throw is in every playbook and it should be.  They should be smart enough to throw it away and not force it or find another option if they have the time.  Hopefully Brissett learns from his mistake.

I don't buy they can both make that throw though. They haven't shown they can.

 

Chud went away from the screens for some reason after they actually worked.

No idea why. Plus, stop with the first down run up the gut for 2.

 

Very disappointed in the OC.

 

 

[Rashaan Melvin and Secondary]

7 minutes ago, Coffeedrinker said:

Yeah, but he did, Hairston is solid and showing to be good, but he did get faked out of his jock on that play.  Hooker had a better angle than Melvin and he took a horrible angle and ended up diving a yard behind them.

 

The team was not aware of who the RB was and they took angles and ran like it was Lacey or Carson.

Agreed, I was just sticking up for Hairston because Collins made it sound like it was all on Hairston, but Melvin was just as bad if not worse on that play.

[Rashaan Melvin and Secondary]

I didn't like how Collinsworthless said that Sea RB broke Hairston's ankles on the td run, but Melvin actually had a better angle a few feet in back of Hairston and totally froze as the RB blew by him.

 

Hairston was solid.

[Let's just be positive post!]

8 minutes ago, lollygagger8 said:

At least the backup Center played extremely well for the conditions.......??

 

(I'm trying) 

Yeah it's tough during these types of seasons.

 

Where one spot is solid, the next position is a disaster. Lots of holes. 

 

Definitely gotta watch with some lowered expectations. 

 

As DFree used to say 'it is what it is' this season. They'll look a ton better with one more draft and FA class. I'm sure you'll agree on that. This year is an evaluation year.

[2nd Half]

1 minute ago, lollygagger8 said:

Outscored 36-3 in the 2nd half. Biggest 2nd half point differential in Colts history.

 

 

 

 

Yeah, when we get beat, we get beat BAD.

[Chuck - Where is the line?]

7 minutes ago, Defjamz26 said:

If I'm not mistaken this loss to the Seahawks makes it 14 games (including the playoffs) that an opponent has dropped 40 or more points on the Colts in the Pagano era. And I thinks it's now 7 or 8 games since 2012 we've lost by 30 or more points, which is first in the NFL.

Without getting all doom and gloom, prepare for a few more this year. Pitt will be a 30+ loss. Hou could potentially pound us as well. Bills looking good early also.

 

Let's pray Brissett doesn't get hurt or that list of potential blowouts grows.

[2nd Half]

20 minutes ago, richard pallo said:

Those were not vertical throws.  They were sideline throws with the QB's staring down the receivers making them both responsible. Poor QB play.  Not on Chud on all of those pick 6's.  All on the QB's. 

My point was you should know if your guys can throw that route. Obviously they can't. That play goes to the end of the playbook Chud.