The one thing that’s missing is Ron Meeks on defense.

When your best defensive players (Freeney, Mathis, Brackett, and Sanders) don’t even flinch when you leave, apparently you weren’t doing such a great job.

Also, what’s wrong with the quarterbacks coach becoming the head coach? You have to start from somewhere, Faulk. Plus Caldwell was brought in by Dungy. He’s the reason why Peyton Manning has thrown for over 4,000 yards in 6 of 7 seasons, at least 27 TDs a season with 49 TDs in 15 games, reduced his INTs from 20 to 12, won 3 NFL MVPs and a Super Bowl MVP.

 With Gonzo going down in the 1st half of week 1’s game vs. the Jags and the extremely lopsided TOP in week 2 @Miami, Caldwell has done a pretty good job at handling adversity in the first quarter of season. Let’s see what he’s made of during the Pats, Ravens, Jets stretch of games and the playoffs.

It’s always fun to go back and see what the ‘experts’ predicted. Faulk is right about one thing; if the Colts were to collapse, this would have been the year. They certainly had the excuses. But Peyton isn’t about excuses (Dungy never was), and that attitude has rubbed off. The Colts may not be the best team in the league (too early to be sure one way or the other), but they’re still near the top.

Love it when the experts are soooooo wrong.

You cant fault Marshall for saying the Colts are in shambles……I mean they are right?………oh wait……….

Way to make yourself look like a retard on TV.

Can you believe how many fools bought into thinking that Kerry Collins would have another solid year, even though he’s been up and down since he’s been in the league? And that a Peyton Manning led Colts team would have a drop off?

But I’ve seen Marshall defend Manning many times. He’s good people.

 I think he just guessed without any research and totally blew this analysis. Typical big network sports reporting.

That’s one clip you can use in your Bitter Faulk compilation video. I can’t wait to see the finished product.

Last year in preseason, Marshall Faulk also insisted on video that backup QB Matt Cassel “couldn’t win a game in the NFL if Tom Brady went down and left him with a lead.” How’d that work out? Well at least he came on air afterwards and admitted he had been wrong about him. Oh wait… guess not.

Are almost always wrong.

Peter King had the Saints at 26th in his preseason rankings. They’re paid to have opinions…not be right.

He was talking out of his ass, pure and simple.

and all others who wrote off the Colts before the season began.
Stand up and be a man, go on record and say “I WAS WRONG”
“And I’ll never underestimate the heart of a champion again”. End of my rant.