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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
Dude entered the game and immediately throws a td
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
The colts need a LOT especially on O. They have no QB, and really no WRs.
Taylor should be a trade target too if I was them. They need a complete rebuild
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
Then you trade Nelson for a bunch of picks.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
It's amazing that the Colts are 3-3-1 the way people are talking about them being in rebuild mode. I doubt that they see it that way.
BTW, I am not saying I disagree, but they somehow beat the Chiefs earlier in the season. Their other wins are against Jax and the Broncos -- not real achievements -- and they only managed a tie against the Texans. The two games they played v. Jax are crazy -- they lost the first game against them 24-0 and then won 34-27. How you get blanked and then put up 34 on the same team 3 weeks later is beyond me. So who the heck knows what this team is? They're probably thinking that they're decent QB (turnover free football) away from being relevant, just as some people thought might be the case for us now that the defense has started to play better. The good news is that Irsay is nuts and he'll probably want to suit up himself to play on Sunday.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
Justin Fields fucking garbage
Edit…fields acshuckly playing pretty well
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
Colts aren't in rebuild mode.. Lol. Like most teams they have some strengths and some weaknesses. They're an average team. Pittman has really turned out to be a really good player.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
Belichick is a good coach, but he ain’t shit without TB.
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Living Legend
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
I think BB is really good. But best ever? Nah. I remember when he was DC of the Giants back in the 80's. We always had a tough time w/ their 3-4. He got the job at Clev and got them to the playoffs once, then Modell moved the team. But what is his record w/ out Brady? Seems like he is just a really good coach that lucked out w/ Brady. Even his 2001 SB team had numerous Parcells leftovers. Plus his drafts have been subpar at best.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
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Belichick hasn't adjusted his offense for the league as it is today. On top of that he has his former DC and a special teams coach running his offense? And they also have a tough time developing wr's. Hoody has to roll up his sleeves after getting his ass beat last night. Brady ain't there to bail him out. |
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
I am really surprised at the drop off honestly. Last night was a good example. Losing by double digits at home to Chicago on MNF. Realize the Bears are improved, but last night was one I though the Pats would get.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
The Bears are taking the Patriots behind the woodshed.
Sports can be rather funny at times. |
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
I guess our run D is pretty good after all. The Bears ran for 243 against the Pats. Sheesh.
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Re: AROUND THE NFL WEEK 7
The Bears played an inspired game against the Pats. They are learning how to best use their talented young QB and they have some other top-notch talent on D. I think they are on their way to becoming a tough out the rest of the season. It was certainly a fun game to watch.
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