I love this site because it is never too “over the top homerish”. We all support the Colts through thick and thin, but BBS and Shake bring more of an analytical approach to their postings rather than saying “Your team sucks. We’ll kill you. Your QB smokes pole.” Their posts are what keep me coming back here day in and day out.

I ventured over to Music City Miracles and the first line of text I see is “once we inviscerate Indy next week”. They also are apparently making all their fans wear powder blue t-shirts, Hank Williams is doing the yuk-yuk or something like that, and they are wheeling Steve McNair and his life support system onto the field as honorary captain. Not confirmed yet, but I believe Frank Wycheck is baking lemon squares for the coaching staff.

I think you can officially say that it’s on.

Stick with it Big Guy.

When they lose to the Colts, again, they will retreat back into the toilet bowl from whence they came.

Just remember, for the last three years, our team has started 7-0, and with every team our guys played we fans always treated the opposing fans with courtesy and respect.

You declare how courteous you are yet you make this ass-wipe comment. You’re a big talker, aren’t ya?

They may have some padded stats against some teams, but against Oakland, San Diego, KC, and TB they had significant problems running the ball and controlling the game.

The Titans have done all they can. They won all their games.

Of course the Titans have done all they can. They won all their games… against bad teams. Will they continue to win when they play the good ones? Can’t say.

The Steelers are 5-1 any way you put it. That’s what..a 13-3 season?

And a quick exit from the playoffs, again, because they still cannot protect Ben Roethlisberger.

The Cardinals are actually a pretty good team. That passing attack has been great and the defense is underrated.

No, they aren’t. They can’t run the ball and they play in the NFC West, which makes their medicore D look better than it is.

The Broncos have benefited from a bad division. But there are almost always 2 bad divisions in the NFL every year, this year it’s that one and the Seahawks division in the NFC (can’t remember the name)

Agreed, and this helps illustrate my point: Perspective.

The Giants also beat 5 other teams and look pretty confident.

Yes, but they lost to Cleveland. No “dominant” team loses that badly to Cleveland.

The Redskins have been inconsistent, but they look promising too. Good running game and efficient Campbell.

The Rams, yellowsnow. The Rams. Could you imagine how this site would have exploded if the Colts had given the Rams their first win.

I watched the game (and I had picked the Colts to win, so was hoping Manning could pull it out – until I gave up with 8 minutes or so to go). But don’t blame Manning too much. The packers secondary covered the Colts like glue.

than the 34-14 score indicated as two pick-sixes will always make it look like a blowout. but i don’t think i’d agree that the Colts ever “had” this game. really the only point of the game when i thought the Colts had the upper-hand was after they effortlessly marched down the field to score on their first drive – especially because Dom was running hard and the line finally looked like they had it together. but Green Bay got the ball back and immediately re-took the lead, scored again on their next drive and were at least 10 points clear of the Colts for the rest of the game.

the penalties were killer, as was the first pick-six, and another game-changer was Vinatieri’s blocked field goal. if they get that, the Colts are only down two scores with 24 minutes of football left.

win at Tennessee next week, and they’re back in the Division race. lose, and the AFC South is out the window but the Wild Card certainly isn’t. Look at the non-Division leaders playoff contenders right now: Jets, Ravens, Patriots, Jaguars, Chargers, Colts. even with as bad as Indy has looked, i’d still think they’re good enough to beat those teams out for one of the two postseason spots.

  it wasn’t just going for it on fourth and one… it was that AND the onside kick… How often do you see that? but if you looked at the numbers you’d probably find more teams try it against the colts to keep the ball away from peyton.. And onside kicks are risky and a bit desperate early in a game… Think they’d do that against a division rival?