2003 WP Graphs added, MNF 21 point comeback included
The Colts had a win probability over .5 four minutes into the 1st quarter, and didn't reach that mark again until they blocked the 62 yard game winning FG to end regulation.
The Colts WP dipped below 15% 10 minutes into the game and didn't pass that mark until a 50 yard strike to Marvin Harrison in the final two minutes. Meaning that for 47 consecutive minutes the Colts had a less than 15% chance of winning the game.
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The TB game
Wow, some old names there. Larry Triplett blocks a key FG attempt, Jason Doering picks up a key tackle. Two guys I loved in college. Ah, memories….
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Jason Doering
Wow. Dude was slower than a drunk turtle.
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Back a few weeks ago when you first posted that site, the absolute first thing I did was look for this game. The beautiful thing about the Colts is that because of this game (and the AFCCG), you really have good reason to always believe we can win. With any good team you can get yourself to believe it, but with the Colts it’s actually not unreasonable to believe we can win up to the final whistle. That is the best part (to me) about being a Colts fan.
It’s sort of the opposite of being an IU basketball fan last year. Even when we were up 15-20 points in the second half, it was still unreasonable to expect a win. Ugh…
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As long as we have Peyton
There’s always a chance to win. This has nothing to do with graphs or numbers. It’s his will to win that gets us there.
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