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The Colts are 3-1, tied for first place in their division but ahead by having a division win, and NFL.com doesn't even have a side article about us on the front page. (This is not a facetious post)

 

Looooooovee it.

 

Chiefs are 4-0

Steelers are 0-4

Giants are 0-4

NFC L'East was suppose to one of the best divisions in the NFL

Saints are 4-0

49ers are 2-2

Falcons are 1-3

Lions are 3-1, in the lead in the NFC North, and the Packers are in third place

and Denver has hit the hyperdrive button.

 

So much to talk about, who cares that the Colts are (just like last year), quietly outdoing what the prognosticators said we would do.

 

Please just let our team fly under the radar as long as possible.

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Colts played the Jags & beat them soundly as most would have expected, no storyline to be had there really, there are other teams that consistently get LESS media coverage than the Colts...

 

Tenn (aside from losing Locker & whatever nonsense Johnson is talking), St Louis, and Arizona are all teams that get little Media attention, or at least that's the way it seems to me...

 

I just mention these teams because I don't  remember much attention on Arizona last year when they were 4-0, also can't remember much media noise about the Rams defeating the eventual NFC Champs. Tenn just really seems to be middle of the pack so they seem to get forgotten in the media more often than most teams...

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This is so much better than having to live up to unreal expectations. We may lose even 2 of the next three (I think one), but all in all, things are going great. I just wanted to say I am thankful the watchful eye is not fully turned on us at this time.

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Except that this thread started with the observation that NFL.com (based in Los Angeles, California) has no story on the Colts on their website.

 

Nothing to do with ESPN.....

I used NFL.com as an example. I was observing that it seems like we are flying under the radar with pretty much all outlets of sports talk in comparison to times in the past when we had this kind of start.

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I agree it is good to see us out of that constant spotlight if you will.

 

However, it would be good to see our team on ESPN from time to time.

 

ESPN on the daily

 

15 seconds= Luck throws TD. Colts win

 

Now on to your hourly special about RG3's healthy knee

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