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Agreed!

Even though they are paid to talk, they seem to avoid talking about our Colts! Give our boys the credit they deserve!

Okay? But what I'm asking is what that matters?

27-0 to a AFC division leader speaks for itself. We're winning..... If they don't talk about it that's fine

Let your play be your credit..... We don't any "confirmation" that we're playing good by the media.

That's what our coaches & film is for

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I love the tweaks on schemes manusky has been making the past few weeks.  He is bringing more pressure at opportune times, running more stunts with Werner and I have noticed him moving around the line more to get match ups.  

It is so nice to see a defense that isn't the vanilla Tampa cover 2

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