Cardiac Colts?

by Ayrshire on Sep 29, 2009 12:48 PM EDT Comment 10 comments

I was wondering if we are seeing the beginning of the end of the Cardiac Colts. This last game, after a slow start, felt like a kind of a throwback to 2005, when the Colts were winning consistently by double digits. It was as complete a game as I've seen in a while. Not that there weren't a couple of close games in 2005, but for the most part, that 2005 season the Colts truly looked unstoppable. That's the way they looked Sunday night. I can't begin to express how incredible I think Garcon is, in every aspect. I expect more great things from him as the season progresses. I want to get to the point where Peyton is just as likely to throw to him as Wayne. Donald Brown is a keeper, nuff said there. And, if the Colts can get another 20 point win against Seattle, the Cardiac Colts may be in trouble. Not that I don't have a certain amount of affection for them. They cut it very close in those games, but usually pulled out a win. But, just the same, I'll be happy to see them go!

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Still the cardiac Colts

The first two games were very much of the Cardiac Colts variety. If we can play a team with a real run/passing game and still show up strong, then I’ll believe we’re out of the woods.

by hoosierdore on Sep 29, 2009 1:52 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

I doubt it.

The Colts have a tendency to let good teams (or good game plans) stay with them until the 4th quarter, where Peyton bails them out.

I expect to see a few more of those types of games, with at least one of those being a loss.

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by Cassieper on Sep 29, 2009 1:55 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

I agree

This, to me, is like the 2007 team. That team was probably the best statistically. They were the cardiac Colts against good teams, and they hammered bad teams. What is impressive so far is that it has almost been the reverse, hammering the team that I think is the best they have played.

EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!

by dmstorm22 on Sep 29, 2009 2:45 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs

cardiac or not

i just cant wait to see this team play with full strength with peyton,gonzo,wayne,clark,garcon,brown/addai and freeney,mathis and bobzilla playing the same game, i think this could happen @ playoffs ala 2006 ,huff huff can you smell it?

by thebossuzzi on Sep 29, 2009 4:02 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

Easy wins, cardiac arrest wins, ugly wins,

I don’t care as long as we win. It’s all good!

"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino

by Indy Lori on Sep 29, 2009 5:30 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

I agree that a win is a win

and that’s ultimately the most important thing, but I would just as soon not have a coronary watching them win. I just prefer games where a Colts winning outcome is obvious in the second quarter. (smile)

by Ayrshire on Sep 29, 2009 6:13 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs

Watching cardiac arrest games gives me my cardio workout for the week!

That way I can enjoy my game day chocolate and hot buttered popcorn guilt free! (Big Smile)

"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino

by Indy Lori on Sep 29, 2009 6:23 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs

Mmmmmmmmmmm.............

Chocolate and popcorn. They really go well together, don’t they?

Now a proud annoyance on Stampede Blue, 18to88, Indy Football Report, and Phil B's blog.

Man, I need a life...

Random fact of the week from the empty void that is my mind: The Atlanta Falcons are the only NFL team to never have back-to-back winning seasons in franchise history.

by Cassieper on Sep 29, 2009 6:26 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs