HEY DR. FEELGOOD....
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not good. not good at all. Colts are playing for 2 huge goals!
1) NFL record 22 straight
2) Home Field throughout
1) NFL record 22 straight
2) Home Field throughout
I DIDN'T THINK THIS THREAD WOULD GET PAST YOU. :142smilie I THINK THE COLTS GO DOWN THIS WEEK BROTHER.
Too bad they don't play the Chargers this year.. That is the one team the Colts can't beat.
I it's just too bad. When is the last time the chargers won 21 straight? Never
I would only worry about the 12 straight this year because the Chargers didn't give a fuck about the 9 straight the Colts won to end last season.. How many times have the Chargers beaten the Colts in the past 5 years? How many playoff games??
21? HMMM, IDK :shrug:
I MIGHT BELIEVE IF THEY WIN THIS WEEK. :mj07:
I JUST DONT THINK THEY GET IT DONE THIS WEEK. AND I LOVE THE DAWKINS/BAILEY DUO.
12-4 colts had to play @ 8-8 chargers last year in the playoffs. wow thats fair! NOT!
Lets look at who the chargers have played on the road this year so far:
crappy Cleveland by 7
crappy Denver by 29
crappy Giants by 1
crappy Chiefs by 30
Lost to Healthy Steelers by 10
crappy Raiders by 4
Name a good team they have played on the road.
Here's my take so far...Still only 2 losses on them this year...
The Denver offense got real healthy against KC last week, but then again who doesn't. Orton looked like he is fully recovered from the sprained ankle he sustained vs Washington.
My feeling this week is that Denver knows it will have to keep the ball out of Peyton's hands. I know, duh could I be more obvious. But I think their two headed attack of Moreno and Buckhalter can have success against the Colts D. The Colts D is fast and doesn't allow many points, but I think the Broncs score a few this week. Not 30+ but I feel they get in the 20's. They have a pretty good record when they do (6-0) vs (0-4) when they don't. Obviously they will have to sustain drives and score TD's in the red zone and not turn it over like they did on their first drive last week. Again, all obvious points, but I think they can do it.
I saw that the Colts are hurting at left takle this week and Mathis did not practice yesterday... The loss of Harris will hurt a little but it's not like the back-ups have not played there this year, he had already been out and got re-injured his first game back. Other than that they are healthy.
If you don't get pressure on Orton he is suprisingly accurate and he is using Grahm more and more which just gives him another weapon.
The Broncos seem like they have the confidence back and know they are in the drivers seat for the wild card spot with games vs the Raiders and Chiefs left and both at home so if they win those they should quell the collapse talk. They are a team of veeterans this year vs being a team of 12 rookies last year. So I think they stay a little more stable down the stretch.
My hope is that they don't get way behind early in this one and just fold like they have in their losses this year, but they do realize they have been owned by the Colts, they need to win their home games to have a good shot at the playoffs, and Indy is a solid and complete team.
I love the over in the game but I am gonna take the 7 with the Broncs and hope they have a shot to win it in the end. I do believe the Colts win it though. I'll go with a 27-23 Colts win this week.
The Denver offense got real healthy against KC last week, but then again who doesn't. Orton looked like he is fully recovered from the sprained ankle he sustained vs Washington.
My feeling this week is that Denver knows it will have to keep the ball out of Peyton's hands. I know, duh could I be more obvious. But I think their two headed attack of Moreno and Buckhalter can have success against the Colts D. The Colts D is fast and doesn't allow many points, but I think the Broncs score a few this week. Not 30+ but I feel they get in the 20's. They have a pretty good record when they do (6-0) vs (0-4) when they don't. Obviously they will have to sustain drives and score TD's in the red zone and not turn it over like they did on their first drive last week. Again, all obvious points, but I think they can do it.
I saw that the Colts are hurting at left takle this week and Mathis did not practice yesterday... The loss of Harris will hurt a little but it's not like the back-ups have not played there this year, he had already been out and got re-injured his first game back. Other than that they are healthy.
If you don't get pressure on Orton he is suprisingly accurate and he is using Grahm more and more which just gives him another weapon.
The Broncos seem like they have the confidence back and know they are in the drivers seat for the wild card spot with games vs the Raiders and Chiefs left and both at home so if they win those they should quell the collapse talk. They are a team of veeterans this year vs being a team of 12 rookies last year. So I think they stay a little more stable down the stretch.
My hope is that they don't get way behind early in this one and just fold like they have in their losses this year, but they do realize they have been owned by the Colts, they need to win their home games to have a good shot at the playoffs, and Indy is a solid and complete team.
I love the over in the game but I am gonna take the 7 with the Broncs and hope they have a shot to win it in the end. I do believe the Colts win it though. I'll go with a 27-23 Colts win this week.
THANKS DR. I AGREE WITH ALL OF YOUR POINTS, EXCEPT I GET THE FEELING DENVER PULLS OUT THE VICTORY.
Looks like my hopes of not going down big early are squashed...probably gonna take my 3rd loss of the year here as they are gonna fold after this TD and I'm hoping the offense wakes the f up and get me my over...:sadwave:
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