[Caldwell Fired [Merge with Poll]]

Considering he never should have been promoted to head coach in the first place, today's action was about 3 years too late...but I'll take it none the less.

Agreed.

[Grigson Rocks!]

This really could mean they are willing to move on without Manning. Bob Kravitz seems to think so. They have to make the decision quick and March 8 is fast approaching and we are not hearing ANY updates on Manning's health. Has the Luck era begun already?

It's possible. I LOVE Manning - he is the franchise. But to move on from a 36 year old (in a couple months) QB with health concerns wouldn't be out of the question. I will support the team no matter what happens with Peyton.

[Head Coaching Candidates [Mega-merge]]

Zimmer!

[Grigson Rocks!]

Wow - it really is a new era! Love it!

[Caldwell Fired [Merge with Poll]]

Wow, more change!

[Well, I Just Did Something That Will Make Sure We Will Not Get Luck.]

Nope, bank on it.

[We Have A New Gm And A Good One!]

I'm excited!

[A New Gm Takes Action:mckenzie To Clean House]

One can dream.

[We Draft Luck..and We Tell Him What?]

I say you WILL get the keys to the Ferrari soon, be patient, grasshopper.

[Let's Have A Forum Member Draft!]

Do I not make the team?

[Why Is Manning’S Replacement Such A Problem?]

Amen.

[What To Do With The First Overall Pick [Mega-merge]]

Fail.

Speculation does not, indeed, clear it up "once and for all".

[What If Manning Is Done In Indy?]

Colts fan 1st.

I love Manning, but whatever they decide I will support.

I would follow Manning's career still, but I would root for the Colts!

[The Official "what To Do With The First Overall Pick?" Poll]

Gotta take the promising young QB. Manning is almost 36, coming off an entire missed season.

[Bill Polian Appreciation Thread [Merge]]

Thanks, Bill!

[The Future of Caldwell and the Polians [Mega-merge]]

Hmmmmm....

[All Manning/luck/2012 Draft Comments...[Mega-merge]]

Welcome to Indy, kid!

[New Years Day, The Battle For Last Place, Your Game Plan]

Thank you. That made me laugh.

Irregardless is one of my pet peeves - it is not a freaking word.

Other pet peeves:

1) Incorrect use of their and there.

2) Incorrect use of the word core / corps

There - I feel better.

I hate the misuse of the word "literally". He literally flew into the endzone!

No he didn't, he literally ran into the end zone. He figuratively flew.

[Congratulations To The Orlovskys! (Merge)]

Congrats Dan O. Now stay up with them and be very tired Sunday!

Hope that all is well with them.

[Bethea.....is He At The Top?]

When I think of Bethea I fondly remember his rookie year - 2006. We had the WORST run D...almost ever, and he stopped a lot of TDs.

(won the Super Bowl though)

[New Years Day, The Battle For Last Place, Your Game Plan]

So, if painter plays, colts lose? Any one else agree with this?

Never seen anything to suggest otherwise.

[New Years Day, The Battle For Last Place, Your Game Plan]

Let's play Tampa 2 all game and let Jax dink and dunk their way to 35 points!

[Who Would You Like To See Come To Indy For The Sb?]

The "not" Patriots, Chargers, or Steelers.

[Peyton In 04 Would Have Broke Marinos Yard Record Earlier If He Threw As Much As Brees]

Falcons not happy that Saints went for record

Pro Football Talk

say ran up score to get the yardage & record

The Saints got the ball back at the 33-yard line Monday night, up 38-16, with just over five minutes remaining.

Drew Brees

needed 30 yards at the time to break Dan Marino’s record. The Saints would usually be running the ball in that situation. But this wasn’t a usual situation.

Saints coach Sean Payton clearly wanted to get the record on Monday Night Football.

He admitted so after the game.

Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports

questioned

whether the approach was “classy.”

Pete Prisco of CBSSports.com

criticized the Saints

, saying that

running up the score took some shine off the record.

http://bleacherreport.com/tb/bcMZF

Sooooo, stop him then, Falcons.

[Does Anyone Else Not Feel So Bad About That Saints Game Anymore?]

What's the dirty and cheap stunts you are referring too? The Colts lost primarily because Garcon dropped an easy catch that may have gone for a TD and were not prepared for an onside kick which was just the sort of thing Payton would call These were gamechanging events. Moreover, the Colts played an incredibly soft defense allowing Brees and his receivers to play pitch and catch backyard style.

I must be over it because, I, like SanAntonio was thinking you were talking about the SB. It didn't even register until I read the thread that we were referring to the 2011 meeting.

I realized last night that I am finally over the 2009 SB. It doesn't sting anymore. I regret us not winning it, but it doesn't sting like it used to. Kinda like the 2005 PO meeting with the Steelers.