It’s not his fault.

Earlier this year, I was upset with him for a few reasons. But tearing a bicep isn’t the same as taking your time rehabbing your knee. He had no control over this. It’s just freakishly unlucky.

Thankfully, we were more than prepared to go without him, because my favorite Colt, Melvin Bullitt, has been in Beast Mode since last year.

Signing Santi to the roster instead of another corner was an odd move though. This means that TJ Rushing is the depth at CB if another one drops. That’s not so encouraging. Then again, I guess that’s better than Nick Graham. I’d rather start Hole In Zone than see him see a down on the active roster.

Right now we need them to get it together just to win the next game. This has got to be a HUGE distraction just a few days before an important divisional game, even if Jackson and Sanders hadn’t contributed a ton yet this year.

the fact that none of these guys have really contributed (except Hagler) doesn’t leave us in the hole that it would had they contributed as normal. Save depth (please no more we’ve had enough) the guys who have started have started.

This really sucks. I’m just trying to look for a bright spot. I’m not quite ready to jump off the ledge just yet.

all of this luck after the trade deadline…………

As far as I know, he has only dressed once or twice for GB.

The Colts have a perfectly serviceable backup Safety in Aaron Francisco. He’s no star, but he’s certainly an adequate backup. There are still 4 active safeties on the roster, that’s all they need.

Now, CB is another story…

Wow, BBS is frustrated? That’s too bad. How frustrated were you when Bob caught the interception that iced the Super Bowl?

I call bullshit on the “training room distraction” remark. These guys are professionals, they understand how injuries work. I have never heard any suggestion that Sanders is anything but a consummate team player and a great leader — at least until BBS baselessly implied it just now.

Well I guess now Bullitt has the starting job fully in hand so we won’t have to hear any more whining about how poorly the Colts are treating him when they dare to put Bob back on the field. Now let’s finish up pissing all over the contribution Bob has made to the Colts and we can get it all out of our system.

Classy, not.

But anytime you cheer an injury that shows a lack of class. We can argue all day about Bob’s place on this team, his ability to stay healthy, and whether or not he deserves to start, but I can guarantee you that no one in the locker room is thinking “Phew…glad he’s finally injured enough to be out for the season…that was getting annoying!”

And as a true fan of the sport, you should never cheer an injury to anyone, especially one of that magnitude, even when it backs up all of your recent huffing and puffing .

Bob Sanders is bar none one of the best safeties in the NFL. No one here denies that or argues that. However, the guy has become the Roy Hall of the Colts Secondary.

No one, including BBS, wants to see Sanders sitting on the sideline. The frustration however is simply the amount of games the guy is not playing in. Think about all the games we LOST where he might have made a difference. It’s just gotten very old and eeveryone is getting tired of it.

Personally, if I’m the Colts, I’m going to be asking for some money back from this guy because he signs a 40 million deal, and he’s already missed a season’s worth of games since…

the Colts will pull through.

Show em what your made of guys!

2 of them have contributed less than 2 games so its really not gonna make that big of a difference Hayden is the only one we are REALLY gonna miss on Sunday

Actually he played pretty well If I remeber correctly when he was given the chance to play in the defense. As far as the updated info on Sanders I can’t worry about it, if the Colts don’t sign someone soon though you have to think maybe he wasn’t IRed.

but after the 4.2billionth time someone lands on the injured list for a different injury, soft tissue, structural, broken bone, etc… all becomes irrlevant.

I will say this, however, Sanders injury hurts more today than it did last week. With Hayden becoming injury prone, Jackson becoming the no-legged man, and Tim Jennings being on the roster, having the 3 safeties would have been nice for nickel situations. Also, losing the third safety means we lose the ability to go to the big nickel in lieu of base 4-3 to replace Hagler.

For all of you saying BBS is ‘cheering on an injury’, grow up. Thats not what he’s saying. But now Melvin Bullitt will be able to practice and play as the full time starter without gettin yanked around like the 19 year old girl that likes it a little too rough because she’s getting back at daddy. And also, Im not on the team, but lets all imagine how it feels to be on that defense and hear, ‘hey, once that guy that plays 4 games a year comes back you’ll actually be good!’ even though you’ve been that all year long without him.

and hope that Indy Star knows more than Shefter in this situation. Although I have Raheem Brock on my Twitter and he just said yes Bob is gone…I still think the Colts will kepp him next year despite what all these Bob haters are saying and calling for a trade. The guy is way to big of a playmaker foe them to just give up on

This is just sad.

in the “support Bob Sanders” camp. Its getting kinda tiring seeing all this negative stuff about a great Colts player.

Peyton Manning says hello.

IM FARE[sic] WEATHER!

Do you know what the term means? I’m not a fan of one player. While I own jerseys and while I use them on my fantasy team, I’m a fan of the Colts, douchebag. God. Its so convenient for the Bob Sanders crowd, isn’t it?

You don’t worship at the altar of Bob? YOU’RE A FAIR (Thats the proper spelling dumbass) WEATHER FAN! Why should anyone be allowed to form their OWN opinion of Bob. HE’S THE GREATEST EVER. HERE’S A YOUTUBE LINK TO PROVE IT.

People are allowed to not give 2 shits about Bob. It doesn’t have anything to do with their love of the Colts.

this week?

real classy to cheer on an injury…