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jskinnz Team Captain

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Just Blasted the Colts!

Dungy said tonight's game is important because the winner wins division AND the loser has to go on the road to play Indy. Harrison then Laughed and said who's afraid to go play Indy? Colts don't have a OL, no running game and a qb who turns the ball over.

 

What did he say that was wrong?

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I was watching and I sadly nodded my head when he said that. I wish it wasn't correct but the team is soft and I don't understand how anyone can be afraid to play them next week. 

 

Prove me wrong, Colts. Transform into that team you should be by now and beat the crap out of whoever comes to town.

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he also said we have one wr lol

we have 1 good wide receiver. Nicks hasn't done anything all year but is starting to come on a bit, Wayne might be slower than some linebackers and has problems with drops. Moncrief is just all potential. Lights up a few games and disappears in others. Hilton is the only consistent one.

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and we as fans are suppose to believe in them and ignore the outside noise.

Trust me, I absolutely do believe in them. But Rodney is still 100% correct whether we want to admit it or not. I always believe in my colts but nobody is scared of us, why would they be? We've looked like crap for about a month and a half now.

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So I expect either Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to dispatch us easily seeing this thread. Hope you all are ready to eat some crow...

Being a fan doesn't mean one must lose reason. The Colts' play as of late supports Harrison's position. I'm more than happy for the Colts to prove Rodney wrong.

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Trust me, I absolutely do believe in them. But Rodney is still 100% correct whether we want to admit it or not. I always believe in my colts but nobody is scared of us, why would they be? We've looked like crap for about a month and a half now.

 

we looked like crap for a month and a half in 06 too, how did that turn out

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The sad thing is we are condemned to repeat this all over again next year with Pagano and Pep...

the team being unprepared to play important games...poor play calling, getting dominated by good D-coordinators...

poor running game due to lack of RB talent, trying to plug in 2nd rate and 3rd rate recycled RBs and 6th rounders....

and then the draft, taking mediocre defensive players in the earliest rounds ignoring RB studs, WR studs and OL studs in the 1st and 2nd rounds....trying to build Coach Chuck's Monster while Andrew has fewer and fewer real playmakers to work with on offense.

....just depressing to think about as we are here again next year looking at 11-5 and one-and-done.

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and we as fans are suppose to believe in them and ignore the outside noise. I dont care how crappy the team plays, you never turn your back on them

I agree. We're the only people that shouldn't turn our backs on the team.

Believe it or not they read the message board as confirmed by Mathis last season.

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The sad thing is we are condemned to repeat this all over again next year with Pagano and Pep...

the team being unprepared to play important games...poor play calling, getting dominated by good D-coordinators...

poor running game due to lack of RB talent, trying to plug in 2nd rate and 3rd rate recycled RBs and 6th rounders....

and then the draft, taking mediocre defensive players in the earliest rounds ignoring RB studs, WR studs and OL studs in the 1st and 2nd rounds....trying to build Coach Chuck's Monster while Andrew has fewer and fewer real playmakers to work with on offense.

....just depressing to think about as we are here again next year looking at 11-5 and one-and-done.

We have improved each season under Pagano and Grigson so idk what you're trying to say.

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The sad thing is we are condemned to repeat this all over again next year with Pagano and Pep...

the team being unprepared to play important games...poor play calling, getting dominated by good D-coordinators...

poor running game due to lack of RB talent, trying to plug in 2nd rate and 3rd rate recycled RBs and 6th rounders....

and then the draft, taking mediocre defensive players in the earliest rounds ignoring RB studs, WR studs and OL studs in the 1st and 2nd rounds....trying to build Coach Chuck's Monster while Andrew has fewer and fewer real playmakers to work with on offense.

....just depressing to think about as we are here again next year looking at 11-5 and one-and-done.

 

For the love of all that is Holy - say something else.  Do you just copy and paste the same response over and over again?

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