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1 hour ago, TaylorTheStudMuffin said:

Well. Titans are going to have a interesting season.

 

 

I actually wanted the Colts to draft him when he came out. I wish him a speedy recovery. They are our main comp in the division but I don't wish injury on anyone. Landry is a hell of a player. Football is so tough to predict because of injuries, it is a long season.

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11 minutes ago, Orioles22 said:

Part of the game. No one gave any wins back when the Colts lost Manning or Luck to injuries.

Believe me nobody is ever going to feel sorry for us after our dominance from 1999-2014. In that 16 season span we won 10 Division Titles, went to 2 SB's and won a SB. I am sure if we had a key injury their fans would be like 'Oh well', I do feel bad for anyone that gets injured though. I like Landry as a player. 

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