Your favorite colts player of all time besides Manning.

[bayone]

That is true. He hadn't hit a 50 yarder since '06.

I edited and added a lot more comments after that if i remember them right its another thing

[Fx Stryker]

Understand the logic

Dont think but wont say for sure Stover hadn't hit a 50 yarder for few years, really sure not that year , maybe 1 of many tries if any

also wonder if was miscommunication with Reggie and also Reggie had knee issue that game but Peyton took blame on self

Aniother big issue was the Freeney big game ankle injury, he played well 1st half, forcing the onside kick next half, then during the break it just swelled up & the rush became a non factor , he needed to keep playing in reality with no halftime break

as for Basket I will never forget him , once he was sent back to eagles , saying that he had the ball and heard colts players say it was their ball so without waiting for a whistle and refs / ump to unpile the scrum & rule he simply let go & got up , he said he didnt know he had to wait for the whistle

What do u expect from a guy whose QB, McNabb said he didnt know a tie game was possible, What was their Eagle coaches teaching them

Yea, we had a lot of things go wrong, but if Stover made the kick the game could have been significantly different.

As for Baskett I seen the article where he said that. Just the other day the had "Ambush" on, and at one point a ref did say blue ball, along with a ton of Colts players.

http://media.lehighv...63814fd1158.jpg

I don't see how you can't not get that ball.

Another thing that struck me as on is the Saints were able to tell the refs they want to kick the other direction. If they kicked the way the refs set it up the ball would have been "onsided" near our sideline If I remember the opening kick, the onside would also be towards their sideline. I thought the rule was you have to kick the opposite way from the opening kickoff.

[bayone]

Yea, we had a lot of things go wrong, but if Stover made the kick the game could have been significantly different.

As for Baskett I seen the article where he said that. Just the other day the had "Ambush" on, and at one point a ref did say blue ball, along with a ton of Colts players.

http://media.lehighv...63814fd1158.jpg

I don't see how you can't not get that ball.

Another thing that struck me as on is the Saints were able to tell the refs they want to kick the other direction. If they kicked the way the refs set it up the ball would have been "onsided" near our sideline If I remember the opening kick, the onside would also be towards their sideline. I thought the rule was you have to kick the opposite way from the opening kickoff.

Great Picture, ( Just woke up, keep falling out, very tired )

I dont know the rule but do remember the Saints lined up 1 way and then changed mind

Can u imagine, this was during the bounty gait time after they hurt Farve & Warner, What Must have gone on in that scrum on the onside kick, I mean enough goes on anyway I heard

[Fx Stryker]

Great Picture, ( Just woke up, keep falling out, very tired )

I dont know the rule but do remember the Saints lined up 1 way and then changed mind

Can u imagine, this was during the bounty gait time after they hurt Farve & Warner, What Must have gone on in that scrum on the onside kick, I mean enough goes on anyway I heard

I don't really know the rule either so I can't say if they were able to or not. I'm assuming it's legal since they did it.

I'm sure in the pile they were having cup of tea with everyone.

[BuildtheMonster1285]

No one picked Curtis Painter????????? (sarcastic)

[Jay]

I'd say Faulk, Harrison, Wayne, or Mathis.

[1959Colts]

Art Donovan

[NewEra]

Loved Harbaugh and Dickerson. Dilger, Sanders.

[funktacious2]

Reggie Wayne

[coltsfansince65]

Johnny U was my favorite player & one of the main reasons I became a Colt fan after meeting him in 1965.

Another favorite was Dan Sullivan. I was a guard in HS & wore his number 71.

[manningstheman]

I am not a Colt before they came to Indy fan. Therefore, I will only consider Indy Colts as my choices.

1. Eric Dickerson- The last great trade of the Colts, He had no line or QB.

2. Marvin Harrison- The forgotten savior of the franchise.

3. Marshall Faulk-The traded one

4. Reggie Wayne- The one

[ruksak]

2. Marvin Harrison- The forgotten savior of the franchise.

whoooooa there cowboy. Ain't no nobody done forgot that feller.

[manningstheman]

whoooooa there cowboy. Ain't no nobody done forgot that feller.

Easy, Easy there fella. Walk it out, walk it out. Good boy.....Good boy..... .

[ruksak]

Easy, Easy there fella. Walk it out, walk it out. Good boy.....Good boy..... .

Put a leash on me and let's party ......RAWWR!!!