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Rimington award winner Shipley cut by Pitt & Philly. Our GM knew him.
Super bright, tested as Athletic at the combine, voted top lineman in the Big Ten and was a late 7th rd pick. ????
Has SHORT Arms.
A situation where ZIB and Samson might help us best, on the bench?
Link has a History of being a Horrible/Terrible/Whiff Master as a pass blocker. Period!!
He showed a little ability as a run blocker, no that much, he is a constant threat to the health and well being of Luck.
Seems like most every team has numerous O-Lineman out with injury. You hang your hat on who you got for next man up.
We have Olson & Link. Arghhhh!
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Freeney had an assist on a tackle, Woot Woot!
About playing 5 yards off- I think it is a standard to play 7 yards off LEAGUE WIDE. I think I see someone doing that on most every play, every game, all season long.
Yes of course having a CB with very good press coverage skill is Wonderfull. Even that player NEEDS a PASS RUSH!
Thank you Vontae for our 1 sack.
Wasn`t Tennessee playing with a Mash Unit O-Line?
We will find out against Houston if our run D is becoming Solid. I know they are a scrappy bunch that is playing with Great Effort.
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It is possible Shipley could be better than Samson. Cough, cough. At least in the run game.
In this D, I believe opposing O-Co-ordinators Salivate at exposing Angerer downfield in their passing game.
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Andrews O-Line Coach came from Pitt.
Andrews O-Line is blocking like a 2-14 team. And Houston is coming up.
Wishing Andrews mind & body well, that was some beating he took for the Team.
Anyone think we were going to run left the 1st play of the game? good grief!
We did have a good run to the right today! Yippeee!
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Just because a play has a WR stretching the D by having him run an endzone route doesn`t mean your knucklehead, inaccurate, Rookie QB should end up throwing to him. Ya, and Ballard was hurt!
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Avery has very good hands. The degree of difficulty running at his speed on that throw was extremely high.
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Oh it was blatantly obvious he threw it right to a defender. bad/dumb.
I would guess Luck would prefer an offense more like Harbaughs.
More short passes, much more use of his TE`s.
NO out`s. He said Harbaugh wouldn`t let him throw them. WOW!
And oh ya, a very good running game to make the play action effective. lol with this line.
Andrew has been targeting guys downfield all season and missing them way to often by a Mile.
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V. Davis was Very Good to Elite Today.
We burned their secondary all day long as they burned us.
A REAL burn is when the QB puts the ball on the mark. Some QB`s are excellent at that, for darn sure Andrew is a MESS at it.
He throws a lot of course, reminds me of a young T Bradshaw with so many bad, dumb throws. So many "my bads".
With a reliable running game in year two, safeties helping in run support will open it up some downfield. Grigs will fix our line.
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I have seen enough! Our Colts need 4 NEW starters on our O-Line next season. Period!
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A 4-9 caliber Team, playing against very mediocre teams that find a way to lose.
tho, 9-4 is Totally Amazing and a Huge treat for Colts Nation. NOTHING Easy about winning in the NFL! Our TEAM will have a little time to sit around with their battered bodies this off season, knowing they have given their all, and will have earned Great Respect from their peers, NFL fans, and their extended Families.
Already Big Time Winners!
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Hayworth Hicks where are you?
Andrew should DOUBLE his warm up. Harbaugh made him look great, we are stuck with a LOT of JUNK passes that is for sure.
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Recipe for Disaster:
Mix one oft injured, thrown together O-Line with...
a Rookie and average at BEST vet RB
one excellent veteran WR with a 4-5 Rookie receiving corp with one more WR coming back from knee inj.
a Rookie QB asked to hang in there till someone gets open 15-20 yds downfield
Hahahaha! Noone would want a plan like that. But in many ways it is working. There wasn`t much chance we were going to establish a Top Ten running game this season.
What bewilders and tickles the .... out of me is, Luck is leading us on MANY 75-80 yards drives with such a modest running game. It IS the long passes getting us down the field. And we run more plays than our oposition most every week. Impressive considering the youth and our O-Line issues.
Arians will have a better O-Line in year two, surely someone better than Donald Brown, and with a season of experience and an off season, we will have a much better idea where OUR offense stacks up against the league.
Considering the yards we are putting up with Andrew making all these bad throws and the bad decisions now, year two should be Very IMPRESSIVE.
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can`t find it now, posted it once before: Manning was at the BOTTOM of the list for the Playoffs, of great QB`s, when their Defenses held the opponent to 20 points or less.
What seperates LUCK ALREADY from Manning is that Manning played SCARED in the pocket for his 1st 5+ Years. We all witnessed it!
And he won over 40% of his Regular Season games against the worst 5-6 teams.
The Case Against Manning: Peyton Manning is a lot like Dan Marino—tremendous regular-season success with the “can’t win the big one” label. Manning does have a ring, but it was as a result of a less than spectacular performance in ’06, and it’s safe to say Dominic Rhodes (or Rex Grossman) deserved the MVP for the game.
Manning is a shocking one-and-done seven times in the postseason, and his losses are brutal—blowout losses to Chad Pennington in ’02 and Tom Brady in both ’03 and ’04, an upset loss to Ben Roethlisberger in ’05 and close one-score losses to Philip Rivers in both ’07 and ’08 and Mark Sanchez in ‘10.
Bottom Line: The Indianapolis Colts are a strange organization in that they build their team more around one player than any team ever has in the history of the NFL. While it usually works in the regular season, Peyton Manning’s postseason performances are hard to justify. In nine of the team’s 10 losses, Manning has led the Colts to fewer than 20 points, and his interception to Tracy Porter in the ’09 Super Bowl was possibly the most costly turnover in the history of the NFL.
Manning is a tremendous regular-season quarterback—maybe the best ever—but it’s pretty evident his play in the playoffs is subpar.
Oops, From the "Case against Manning" on down is from Bleacher Report.
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can`t find it now, posted it once before: Manning was at the BOTTOM of the list for the Playoffs, of great QB`s, when their Defenses held the opponent to 20 points or less.
What seperates LUCK ALREADY from Manning is that Manning played SCARED in the pocket for his 1st 5+ Years. We all witnessed it!
And he won over 40% of his Regular Season games against the worst 5-6 teams.
The Case Against Manning: Peyton Manning is a lot like Dan Marino—tremendous regular-season success with the “can’t win the big one” label. Manning does have a ring, but it was as a result of a less than spectacular performance in ’06, and it’s safe to say Dominic Rhodes (or Rex Grossman) deserved the MVP for the game.
Manning is a shocking one-and-done seven times in the postseason, and his losses are brutal—blowout losses to Chad Pennington in ’02 and Tom Brady in both ’03 and ’04, an upset loss to Ben Roethlisberger in ’05 and close one-score losses to Philip Rivers in both ’07 and ’08 and Mark Sanchez in ‘10.
Bottom Line: The Indianapolis Colts are a strange organization in that they build their team more around one player than any team ever has in the history of the NFL. While it usually works in the regular season, Peyton Manning’s postseason performances are hard to justify. In nine of the team’s 10 losses, Manning has led the Colts to fewer than 20 points, and his interception to Tracy Porter in the ’09 Super Bowl was possibly the most costly turnover in the history of the NFL.
Manning is a tremendous regular-season quarterback—maybe the best ever—but it’s pretty evident his play in the playoffs is subpar.
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A very soft schedule.
There are a lot of good RB`s in the NFL, Donald Brown for dang sure is NOT one of them.
O-Line improvement is my 1st priority.
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I think Avery fits extremely well into this Offense. As of today, I see no reason to draft a WR in the next draft. Hope it works out.
We have to go for a Top O-Line next, a CB, S, and best we can get.
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Good pulling Guards were always part of a big running game. The packer sweep is a staple.
Do our guards get out and lead runs around the ends? Do we Ever run wide right?
D Co-Ordinators must Luv scheming against our offense with our limited running package. JMO
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There have been a number of stories over the last ten years or so how Mr. Irsay followed, studied with great interest, how the older great owners succeded.
He started under his Dad, who was a pretty poor example, and has clearly learned well how to Lead an NFL Organization.
Say what we want about how the Polian era needed to come to a close, but Bill was a BIG part of building a REAL Monster and a Solid Organization.
Watching this go on for so many years, I am sure was a Big Help to Mr. Irsay putting some Real Granite under his Knowledge base and his Wisdom to Lead.
The CAP Problem he faced was something other Teams had faced many times before. I am sure it had been a topic of discussion for many years as they decided who of the veterans to resign for Bigger $$$ and how much closer it would bring them to CAP Armageddon.
Looking at our Pricey aging "Stars", Cap He**, and injured CAP UNFRIENDLY QB, and Andrew Luck, his decision to Clean the Slate was timely & a Winner.
It is always a crap-shoot in the NFL.
But when you look at the Results of his choices that followed, I can only say, Dude, I really appreciate having you as the Leader/Owner of Our Indy Colts!
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Plain and simple, We need to get BETTER over these last 4 games.
Being able to beat teams in Close Games that are under .500 tells a story. So does getting Mopped by good teams.
30 incompletions with 3 Int`s. and winning in the playoffs?
No, that would be more like "GOAT", 7 Time in the Playoffs One & Done Manning losing to the Jets 40-0 in the Playoffs.
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Zib and Donald are ok. Very glad that we get a look at guys that need to prove themselves. VERY GLAD!
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Thought it was great when he ran through our line and bounced of a lineman I think, and just kept going.
I`m older, but it made me think of Ditka.
!I think Andrew would be a maddog LB`er or a tough TE.
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Shoulda watched the video 1st.
Great to see him share that big moment with his family. Play long and prosper T.Y.
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Outbidding for FAgents is a losing proposition. Grigs will play that game well to.
Suspect he will pay Bigger $$$ for an O Lineman and 1 maybe two defenders.
T.Y. and Avery are really solid players. Speed kills.
tho, 9-4 is Totally Amazing and a Huge treat for Colts Nation. 
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i could see us being as explosive as patriots once line blocks good consistently
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Ya, I`m thinking 4 new Monster starters on the O-Line, a big WR who can Way outblock a Smurf, add a ChuckStrong speedy RB with some moves, and install a GPS system on our QB`s throwing arm, and Practice man, ya man i`m talkin' bout Practice. Yip I can see it.
Andrew, I`d like to introduce you to J.J. Watt.
