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By Mighty Blue · Posted
I just saw some videos of yesterday's game on the Forum. I live in Arizona, so that means I can't see my Colts on gameday...****! Wow, AR5 has a cannon for an arm! I didn't see much of JT running the ball in the videos, but with more carries noted on the stats. AR5 had more yardage than JT unless the stats were "typos." Maybe JT can line up behind center to run the "Cougar"...no, wait, the "Wildcat." This could be a looooong (too many o's?) season if this is the gameplan. I'll admit that AR5 runs like a running back and he'll make great plays and even win games because of his abilities. I hope our running backs always have more yards than our QB in the games ahead. I'd like to see AR5 play every game this season. As for JT, I wore my Taylor jersey yesterday...but as for AR5, he still needs to earn that honor (It's just the way I feel). Go Colts Fans! -
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By indyagent17 · Posted
The Colts just blocked a punt on the next play and Taylor ran it in for a touchdown. We missed the two point conversion and that took momentum completely away from the team Houston marched down the field and scored a touchdown. That was a very pivotal point of the game because it kept Houston up nine points every time they scored a touchdown. We had a chance to win this game on defense and failed twice on their last drive. As much as I think that Richardson was throwing in the double coverage and making bad throws. That missed two point conversion was a very pivotal part of the game. There is never a reason to go for a two point conversion with that much time left you never know what’s going to happen. Just my thoughts, -
He was fairly accurate for most of those games, one INT in those 6. Not bad for a rookie, the best of the bunch. Not great, but definitely did not suck. He killed us yesterday almost as much as Mixon, scrambling and hitting guys down field when it looked like we had him. He’s trouble for the next 10 years or more. Already a top 5 QB IMO. -
It does have a different prep/maintenance routine. It needs to be backfilled, sprayed down, and raked periodically. And there might be a learning curve for the staff, but I'm sure they have plenty of support. The condensation theory makes sense to me. But if Bravo is right and players were slipping in preseason -- I honestly didn't notice it -- then maybe that's not it.
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