How About Them Colts

[Alpedhuez55]

Originally Posted by ResIpsa

Go to the Indy Star site sometime, the Colts hometown newspaper. They KNOW nobody is talking about them, they've been saying it all season. They LIKE it that way. The Colts have had plenty of seasons where the spotlight is on them, they prefer, as they put it, to fly under the radar.

They prefer to fly under the radar? I guess they lost the game to the Pats to give the Pats a False sense of security by losing the game and handing the Pats Home Field in the playoffs? Have the Colts won even a road playoff game since moving from Baltimore?

You know that the Colts would much rather be in the position the Pats are in, having a possible undefeated season and being mentioned as maybe the best team in NFL History. Instead they are claiming they got the Pats right where they want them and are flying under the radar? It is called making the best of a bad situation.

As for The Star, they are just trying to sell papers to gullible Colts fans. You can't really blame them for that? They seem to be getting your $0.50 every Monday.

[vtdragon]

Originally Posted by ResIpsa

I'd be more worried about that fact and the fact that the Colts physically embarrassed a team that just physically embarassed your team,

I'd be more worried about the fact that the Patriots beat the Dolts this year and will do so again if they meet again.

[Addiction]

Originally Posted by vtdragon

I'd be more worried about the fact that the Patriots beat the Dolts this year and will do so again if they meet again.

The Patriots are a pretty good football team but so are the Colts. When they meet again I'd look for the Colts to give as good as they get.

[Alpedhuez55]

Originally Posted by Addiction

The Patriots are a pretty good football team but so are the Colts. When they meet again I'd look for the Colts to give as good as they get.

Problem is, if they play again, it will be at New England, and not in dome. The Colts have a great defense that is pretty steady whether home or on the road. But when you take the offense out of the dome, the Colts average about 10 less points when a game is played outside.

So even if the teams were considered evenly matched in November, the Colts will have a harder time scoring in New England in January, unless the Patriots move the game to the Practice Bubble.