ColtsConsistency

For anyone interested, I started a Facebook group/page a couple of days ago soley devoted for this purpose. Facebook Search: Indianapolis Colts Community AZ > East Valley Chapter Looking forward to having you join!

If only the Colts had kept him on the roster despite his substance usage issues.

I would have preferred my current favorite group ... OneRepublic

"Not that I condone...."

I did not say it was an excuse. I was simply explaining why he did it for those who were not in the know.

Never would have thought that the Carolina Panthers would be the last team to go undefeated..thus far.

Not that I condone his actions for this, but he did that in retaliation of Sergio talking smack up to that point.

Garbage .. lol that's great.

And yet despite handing out the "pat on the back" stickers they still aren't winning games. I guess it's the alternative to game balls.

"There's no place like home! THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME! There's no place like home! THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME!"

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[quote name="ColtRider" post="1236901" .... Do you think the O-Line has that mentality of "stepping-up" to the degree of consciencely & constantly doing whatever it takes to protect Matt in the pocket/on the run, etc. (even at the cost of penalty)? I posed this thread to get a read on these very things.

When it comes down to a clutch kicker A.V is hands down at the top of that category.

Peyton majored in Communications and Business. So it may not be too much of a stretch. Put his degree to use.

If I went to MY job and a co-worker jabbed his fingers in my eyes because his emotions got the best of him I shouldn't do anything legal wise because he's going to be reprimanded by Management anyway? Just because it's a contact Sport should not be a legitimate reason for the State to not press charges, especially when they'd have their evidence on tape just by watching the game.

A very selfless human being, who I'm sure does not do it to be recognized, just from the kindness of his heart. Genuine people like him are rare nowadays.

I started a similar thread for this awhile back on the miscellaneous forum. I'm from Mesa. I'll try to make it out to the Thirsty Lion on the 22nd. I was also at the 2013 Colts/Cardinals game.

After seeing Aquib Talib pressing his fingers in Dwayne Allen's eye sockets, it got me to thinking... Should players receive actual charges for blatant offenses as a further deterrent from misconduct on the field? A fine and/or suspension only does so much. (Look at Suh) So why not add some jail time during that suspension on top of it, or community service? This was just a thought. I'm not saying it should or shouldn't be implemented, but I would like to read your opinions on this.

Is this recent data, or 9 years ago from the 2006 Draft?

Fine then Texas A & M, we just won't draft any of your players, no matter how good they are. Shouldn't be a problem.

I already tried that one on another thread ... not even one 'like'

TOU'CHE.

I agree NewEra. I'd say even a better option than Charlie Whitehurst.

Charlie Whitehurst ? (as already mentioned) That seems plausible.

Brett Favre.