01-23-2007, 01:10 PM
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Re: What did we learn from the Colts/
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Originally Posted by Oswlek
1) Much like the Steelers of last year, just because something happens once does not mean that it becomes any more probable in the future. It was never an impossibility in the past. And it will still be a longshot in the future.
2) Only when you face a bad or poorly coached offense. The D you saw against NE was the same crew on the field in the other games.
4) If NE had a 21 point lead they would have won.
5) I agree with this one.
I am happy for the Colts. But that doesn't change the fact that NE had to make some key, unforced mistakes to allow Indy back into that game. IN addition to that, Indy deserves credit for taking advantage of NE's collapsing D, but understand that the D that was on the field represented NE's season long defense in uniform only.
Again, the Colts won fair and square. It isn't their fault that NE was empty in the second half and they did a good job of exploiting it. But it will be a long time before circumstances converge to again allow as unbalanced a team as Indy is to make it to the SB.
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Well stated and DEAD ON accurate
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