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wizwor · 01-16-2008, 07:57 PM

I think we got a sneak peak at the 'remedy' in the Colts/Chargers game

from http://forum.colts.com/showthread.php?t=28127

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Originally Posted by PolianViaColtsCom

That’s on me. Obviously, we want Dwight Freeney back. We want 100 percent Robert Mathis back. And we probably need to find a guy – maybe two – over there who can become change-of-pace rushers. If you look at the (New York) Giants, the team that advanced in the NFC, beating everybody’s favorite team – the Dallas Cowboys – they did it with four defensive ends and three defensive tackles all of whom can really rush the passer. That’s what you need to have in playoff football. We have to do a better job of finding those kinds of people. As far as holding, I was comparing statistics with someone else who is quite knowledgeable to make sure the statistics I had were at least in the ballpark. By my count and his confirmation this is the fewest offensive holding penalties calls in recent memory and perhaps in fact in distant memory. The (NFL) Competition Committee I’m certain will talk about it.

Major ********** · 01-16-2008, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by wizwor

I think we got a sneak peak at the 'remedy' in the Colts/Chargers game

from http://forum.colts.com/showthread.php?t=28127

So first he complains about not enough deffensive holding calls. Now he is complining about offensive holding one? Man this guy is a turd!

bradmahn · 01-16-2008, 08:20 PM

Obviously you don't think it's on you, Bill, if you are complaining about the lack of offensive holding penalties. Hey douchebag, why don't you just admit that you sank an ass load of money into a player who is one dimensional, killed the depth on the defensive line because you paid so much to one player and when he got injured you were screwed.

Ah, deflect, Bill, deflect... your team's piss poor performance in the playoffs (again) had nothing to do with you, it was all about how the referees called the game.