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As I recall, there was the fake to JT, then AR went over the middle to a well covered Pittman, incomplete. Meanwhile, though, after the fake hand off JT ran out to the sideline about 5 yards downfield totally uncovered. Had AR tossed the easy throw to JT, it was an easy 1st down and out in space, JT might’ve turned it into a HUGE gain! AR / Steichen have to learn to get it into JT’s hand on easy throws out in space. I cannot emphasize this point enough. -
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I made that observation in the game day thread. AR missed him, barely on that early miss on the right side, but the 2nd time down the left, the throw was perfectly on the money had AD not been held. Same with the pick, had Granson not slipped, throw was on the money. AR looks really impressive. And remember, Luck was still sailing balls high even in his last, most impressive, season, leaving me at the time to conclude he’d likely never reach Manning’s level of accuracy. (Sadly, never got to find out definitively due to Luck’s premature retirement.)
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By GoColts8818 · Posted
People always underrated how good Bethea was. I always felt the Colts had the most overrated safety in the league in Sanders, due to injuries, and the most underrated safety in the league in Bethea. you are on to something, sometimes teams just get on a roll in a game and you can’t stop it no matter what you do. The Texans got on a roll running earlier and I think their confidence just grew. If you listen to the announcers too it was clearly a major focus for the Texans to get better at this off-season so I think they spent a lot of time working on it and caught the Colts off guard. You could tell because of how often Grover, their run stopper, was out early replaced by the pass rushing DTs. Then once the Texans got the momentum going the Colts just couldn’t slow it down. It was just the Texans line day. Sometimes that happens. Hopefully the Colts get it fixed this week because I’d expect a healthy dose of Josh Jacobs doing the same stuff Mixon was doing.
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