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  1. I realize Inever post here, so y'all have no clue that I am a smart a..

    Let's sign Mike Hart. Could 't hurt right? ;)

    Anyhow, i'd be afraid to pay some star RB and get him hurt behind this line right now. I would like to see a better RB if the O-line ever comes together. I sure to miss seeing Edge.

  2. 2 Things - This assumes Dan Orlovsky gets the nod to start at some point AND the Colts never pull out a win this year.

    I'm NOT saying either would happen, but wow would this suck for Dan:

    Found this Indystar article about the current debacle and there was a bit about the year the Lions went 0-16 Dan was the starting quarterback for seven of those games. If I were Dan, I would just walk away. No way would I want to be known as one of the starting quarterbacks for the ONLY two 0-16 teams!

    Orlovsky has started seven games during his seven-year career. All came with Detroit in 2008 when the Lions became the only team in NFL history to finish 0-16.

    Link

  3. I liked Gonzo a lot and really wanted him to be a factor this year.

    That being said - I think we could REALLY use the roster spot right now unless Gonzo can block or play on the defense. (Yea - Right.) At least Blair White is actual WR Depth and part of the return game.

  4. I am all for Painter being behind center the rest of the season win or lose. He looks so much more comfortable out there and I could just see the lights coming on at the Tampa Bay game.

    BUT

    I am not for Painter being the next guy hauled off in a cart because we could only field a patchwork four man front on the line consisting of our three running backs and our fullback.

    Not that I want Collins head taken off....but I'd rather protect Painter from getting killed.

    I am very much looking for a miracle from the Colt's in this week's game. I'm just not confident we will be able to field enough healthy bodies to get the job done.

  5. after seeing big ben scramble and have his head turned around looking for freeney/mathis Id say it is possible.

    If anyone can post a clip of "Big Ben" looking over his shoulder and then getting slammed by our secondary (Can't quite remember who got to him) - That would make a great laugh for a Friday Morning!

    To the topic at hand, I agree with most of the others here. We're "on our way" if we can keep up what happened last Sunday. I want to see it consistently.

  6. Is it the fact that Garraud hurt, wants too much money? Why orlovsky and brodie? Money issues? Guess the colts don't think a quality backup to an old fart and watching paint dry is important. Lol

    I'm not sure why not Garrard exactly, but I would really like to know from a few folks who know WAY more than me on here if or O-line would work with a scrambling QB like Garrard. I know he's not as accurate as we'd like, but he is more mobile than anyone we have right now.

  7. I'd say with Peyton we'd have had much better odds to compete well and likely squeak out a win thanks to the Colt's MVP.

    The O-Line would still have struggled. The D-Line may have played better due to being pumped up from better offensive plays. I do not think either line would have done so much better in the end though. Even Peyton would have had some trouble today I fear.

    I also think special teams still gives up 7.

    But as others have implied, we don't have a magical crystal ball that looks into the alternate universe where Peyton is still healthy. We'll never know.

  8. I'm neither agree or disagree with keeping Hughes - but who has produced more for the team: Brown or Hughes?

    I don't like Brown (and WOULD like to see him gone), but he's earned his spot more so than Hughes in my opinion. I can see how folks would think Hughes spot should go to someone more productive.

    I think most people knew Tony Ugoh wasn't going to cut it in the first year. Waiting until the third year didn't help that situation at all.

    Just sayin' - Sometimes waiting and waiting for potential to blossom is like beating your head against a wall.

  9. So we got our guts stomped out. Everyone deal with it. It's just one contest. Anyone that was a fan pre-Manning ought to have some bark on em. And if you're more of new era fan, better buckle up. There are a couple positives in the midst of the excrement storm:

    Forget the fumbles for a minute, Collins wasn't bad throwing the ball with his new team. Lot to learn, short time.

    Reggie looked good.

    Addai and Carter looked good in limited action including Carter converting a 3rd & 1 with a 3yd run.

    The defense played a better 2nd half.

    We had some big plays out of our LBs.

    It was great to see Dallas Clark catching passes.

    We had a lot of penalty setbacks and that ought to improve.

    1) Reggie & Dallas did look good, Garcon was his normal self.

    2) It was nice to see Collie out there. Almost had that TD...Almost!

    3) Carter looked fast!

    4) I liked what I saw out of Angerer, Bracker and Conner in the 2nd half.

    5) I guess Castonzo did well. i don't recall any bad things happening on his side of the line. (Sacks, etc.)

    6) Thank you Jeff Saturday for that fumble recovery!

    The guys (both sides of the ball) got their butts handed to them in the 1st half. I was proud of them in the 2nd. There was enough good in the 2nd half to give hope. The defense has a lot of work to do though. I really did expect better from the D.

  10. Wow. I'm old enough to know of the struggles the Colt's faced before Peyton, but I wasn't quite ready to see the Colt's take the field without him. I guess it had to happen eventually. That being said, I'm actually looking forward to seeing what the team can do while he's out. We've picked up quite a few nice players to go with a bunch we already had. I love seeing Peyton air it out, but here is to hoping for the rebirth of the run game this year and a defense that can win games for us!

    One thing that has me wondering though - I've seen threads from time to time about the lack of the long bomb game. Many times it has been said that the other NFL teams shut down our long passing game and Peyton just had to learn to take what was given to him. Other times is has been said that some of our receivers just aren't capable of what Marvin used to give us. I agree with both points.

    I wonder how much Peyton's current medical condition plays into the shorter passing game though?

    The very first thing Collins did in the last pre-season game was air it out.

    Makes you wonder a bit.

    Next Man UP! Go Colts!

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