Who scores the first TD for the Colts?
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1. Who scores the first TD for the Colts?
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Pierce1
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Pittman0
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Another WR, not Pierce or Pittman3
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A TE0
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Deon Jackson4
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Another RB/FB, not Jackson0
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Anthony Richardson6
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Another player on offense not already mentioned0
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Colts defense0
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Colts will not score a TD today0
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Special teams (return for a TD or other TD on special teams0
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By smittywerb · Posted
Once again, Latu just pops on the screen. I know it’s just a drill, but compared to Ebukam…his movements and techniques are more fluid and crisp, and hes quicker. https://youtube.com/shorts/k5W6CFq5ReQ?si=7DLSO-G0Gqt-5R6a -
By ChuggaBeer · Posted
He's not signed, there is nothing else to talk about and I am bored. -
Yes, I know. The Stanford teams when Hogan was the starting QB were full of top recruits on offense and defense. It was so much fun being a fan then. I'm not as big a fan of Stanford as you are. Being on the East Coast makes it hard to follow them as much as I used to. Overall, I am becoming less and less interested in sports. For over 20 years, I used to listen to sports radio whenever I had free time. I used to follow tennis, golf, baseball, college basketball, a little NBA and NHL as well as NFL and college football. I once went to 20+ baseball games in a year. The only sport I still follow religiously now is NFL football. I try to follow my favorite baseball team, the Mets, but not enough. I attribute my loss of interest to there being too much change and movement of players, coaches, teams, conferences, etc. Stanford is now part of the ACC! My goodness! (Shaking my head) I don't like all these changes in conferences. I was a big fan of Ted Leyland, Stanford's former athletic director many years ago. It saddened me when Leyland left Stanford to go to the University of Pacific which was his alma mater. I see he retired. He hired Buddy Teevens who died last year. Back in those days, I followed Stanford football a lot more closely. They were not great years but I loved rooting for players who also excelled in the classroom. TL;DR 😉
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