OT: Denver @ Indy

IllegalContact · Nov 3, 2015

KontradictioN said:
Their quarterback will be the reason they don't go anywhere. Their defense, at this point, is playing better than they did last year. Wade Phillips has them playing at a high level and Demarcus Ware is looking better this year than he did last season.

actually, the defense is about the same........a few more TO's gained, but that nothing compared to the number of TO's their offense is generating

their opponents to date are weaker this year than last......I'm willing to bet they won't be undefeated when they play the pats....book it

FourierSeries · Nov 3, 2015

Despite Indy looking very soft against us and being 0-5 over the last few years, they've actually beaten some pretty good teams. They played well last night on the road against an undefeated team with a top 5 defense in very poor weather.

On Sunday, they'll be at home and they are playing a team that they have had some success against. They shouldn't be the odds on favorite, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did pull off the upset.

titletownpats · Nov 3, 2015

FourierSeries said:
Despite Indy looking very soft against us and being 0-5 over the last few years, they've actually beaten some pretty good teams. They played well last night on the road against an undefeated team with a top 5 defense in very poor weather.

On Sunday, they'll be at home and they are playing a team that they have had some success against. They shouldn't be the odds on favorite, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did pull off the upset.

I think it will be a close game. Denver, especially Peyton, has struggled on the road this year. Spread is Colts +3 and I'm leaning toward taking the home team + the points.

chasa · Nov 3, 2015

a tie would be perfection.

PATSYLICIOUS · Nov 3, 2015

Gotta put your personal feelings aside and root for Indy.

Anyways, they could honestly go 7-9 and still win that crummy division so what's the harm in them going 9-7.

New England Pride · Nov 3, 2015

Froob said:
Yeah really. Even if you're super confident about winning in Denver anything can happen. Refs bone you on the night or you have a couple of uncharacteristic mistakes and you lose. Denver lost to us in 2013 and still had homefield....

I want to see history. Battle of the unbeatens at 10-0 would be epic. I'm super confident New England will establish homefield. I'm also confident in winning a playoff game in Denver with this team.

Lansdowne · Nov 3, 2015

Whichever team loses, we win. Just think we would win even more if the Broncos lost, since playoff seeding is more important than whether the Colts finish 8-8 or 7-9, as they will still be terrible either way.

SVN · Nov 3, 2015

Our broncos obsession continues right after MNF . On a week when the pats are playing.

Bruins29 · Nov 3, 2015

I am starting to think the Colts are in our heads more than the Pats are in the heads of the other teams. You want Denver to lose, period. Who cares if the Colts win a game,

Pat the Pats Fan · Nov 3, 2015

I am so conflicted...where to channel my hate; and funny it's all Baltimore Colt related. Elway - Broncos, Irsay - Colts.. Neither can lose enough. but, this game I will be rooting against Denver more.

saspack · Nov 3, 2015

Vote for Colts. But it's unlikely Colts will win.

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Joey007 · Nov 3, 2015

I'm not sure Indy loses to Atlanta. Have you seen Atlanta the last few weeks?

neuronet · Nov 3, 2015

Fixit said:
They had a defense last year, too. They also had Pot Roast and Julius Thomas.

Last year's Denver team was better than this year's, and people are, once again, losing their minds over Denver.

Their d is better now...not their O though.

Batman · Nov 3, 2015

I don't care about either. Our destiny is in our hands. Win out and we get HFA. I won't root for any team that's not the Pats.

The_Riddler · Nov 3, 2015

No way, I wanna see The Nose Picker go down. We need home field.

FourierSeries · Nov 3, 2015

Colts just fired OC Pep Hamilton and hired Rob Chudzinski.

TBR · Nov 3, 2015

Not sure if Indy firing OC Pep Hamilton will be a good or bad thing right before the Broncos game

I know he was bad, but can his replacement do well enough in his very first game to beat the Broncos for us?

RayClay · Nov 3, 2015

I would like the Colts to have their Super bowl, then lose out for the rest. I have faith they can do it.

FourierSeries · Nov 3, 2015

TBR said:
Not sure if Indy firing OC Pep Hamilton will be a good or bad thing right before the Broncos game (under the assumption we need the Colts to beat them)

I know he was bad, but can his replacement do well enough in his very first game to beat the Broncos for us?

Who knows. He may throw something at Denver that they won't expect/be prepared for.

RayClay · Nov 3, 2015

TBR said:
Not sure if Indy firing OC Pep Hamilton will be a good or bad thing right before the Broncos game (under the assumption we need the Colts to beat them)

I know he was bad, but can his replacement do well enough in his very first game to beat the Broncos for us?

Why not just fire the coach? That at least can give a lift. Who cares that an undeling went down, the only difference should be confusion in th short run.

Those losers have no balls to make a bold move. hey're all about excuses.

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