NFL 2009-10 Season
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and some thought the colts would lose last night
For some reason Jacksonville has always played Indy very tough.
Win or lose....
That would be very interesting, however, the chances of the number 1's in both leagues making it are slim. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Carson Palmer vs. Drew Brees
For some reason, I think the Bengals are slipping just a little from what they were earlier in the year. (excluding the Henry situation).
Redskins and Shanny Negotiating....
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true that's always been the case but Indianapolis has dominated this match-up since day 1. don't know exactly the stat but Indianapolis beats the jaguars most of the time.
Jacksonville played a great game. Perfect for 59 minutes, and one mistake that they didn't have time to recover from.
They will lose in the Playoffs.
At this point there is not a team in the AFC playoff race that can't beat them.
Sorry Peyton butt-kissers, but Philip Rivers and San Diego are the team to beat in the AFC.
Agreed. The Bolts have always had Peyton Manning's number. Last time Indy was 14-0, the Bolts beat them in Indy.
Then a couple of years ago, Indy and NE were marching to a scripted AFC Championship matchup, and the Bolts beat Indy to screw it up.
The Bolts don't buy into Manning's antics at the line of scrimmage. They play it back at him and get into his head.
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Agreed. The Bolts have always had Payton Manning's number. Last time Indy was 14-0, they Bolts beat them in Indy.
Then a couple of years ago, Indy and NE were marching to a scripted AFC Championship matchup, and the Bolts beat Indy to screw it up.
The Bolts don't buy into Manning's antics at the line of scrimmage. They play it back at him and get into his head.
Indy may very well lose, as they are not the best team. The Chargers are clearly better, and you can make the argument for other teams too.
But if Indy loses, it won't be because a team gets into Peyton Manning's head. It will be because aside from the QB position, there are very few matchups on the field that favor the Colts.
Manning is special.
Sandra
He is a great regular season quarterback.
7-8 playoff record.
It is what it is.
Bill Parcells "You are what your record is"
Don't take it out of context, I'm not saying the Colts are great (or have ever been great), I'm saying Manning is great. The Colts may not have ever had a playoff record at all if it wasn't for Peyton Manning.
Trust me, if Manning would have been hurt in the first game of the year, the Colts would not go 10-6.
Peyton Manning IS the Colts.
Sandra
Don't take it out of context, I'm not saying the Colts are great (or have ever been great), I'm saying Manning is great. The Colts may not have ever had a playoff record at all if it wasn't for Peyton Manning.
Trust me, if Manning would have been hurt in the first game of the year, the Colts would not go 10-6.
Peyton Manning IS the Colts.
Sandra
Please. So I guess Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison and Edgerrin James are chumps, the Colts have always had talent on offense that surrounded Manning.
Hell, the ONLY Superbowl they won was because of the defense.
So I guess I don't get what you are saying?
Technically speaking, you can call Phillip Rivers a great regular season QB as well. If the two teams meet, you can expect a show.
And this year he DOESN'T have the talent and is still having an MVP type season. Before this year, who's heard of Pierre Garcon & Auston Collie? Peyton Manning has single handily vaulted those players into relevancy.
I agree. The Colts without Manning would be the Browns. The year that he was drafted, the Colts were awful, and he took them to respectability almost single-handed (well, with some help from Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne).Don't take it out of context, I'm not saying the Colts are great (or have ever been great), I'm saying Manning is great. The Colts may not have ever had a playoff record at all if it wasn't for Peyton Manning.
Trust me, if Manning would have been hurt in the first game of the year, the Colts would not go 10-6.
Peyton Manning IS the Colts.
Sandra
Don't take it out of context, I'm not saying the Colts are great (or have ever been great), I'm saying Manning is great. The Colts may not have ever had a playoff record at all if it wasn't for Peyton Manning.
Trust me, if Manning would have been hurt in the first game of the year, the Colts would not go 10-6.
Peyton Manning IS the Colts.
Sandra
:up x infinity
And haven't Harrison and James had wonderful seasons this year?
No Marvin Harrison, no Anthony Gonzalez, and the train rolls on. Reggie Wayne, Austin Collie and the maitre'd, Pierre Garcon, are not quite Randy Moss and Wes Welker...
Take Manning off the Colts and they are not 10-6. They're not very good actually. Peyton Manning is not a system quarterback. Peyton Manning IS the system.
Sandra
cant argue with that! they seem to be the more complete team in the afc. but, i still say the best in the afc cannot beat the best teams in the nfc at the moment.
