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 Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 1:37 pm
In the NFL it doesnt get better than the Colts!!!
GO PEYTON BISHES!!!!!!!
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 2:02 pm
Two words: New England Patriots. Wait, thats three. Its also the same number of Superbowl's the Patriots have won. My bad, Two is the number of Superbowl's the Colts have won. But 3 is the Number they have both been to and lost. But you do the math.
I'll admit even though I don't want to, the Colts are good. But, the Patriots have beat them 42 out of the 69 times we've played them in the regular season.
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 2:43 pm
i8th Wonder Of The World Two words: New England Patriots. Wait, thats three. Its also the same number of Superbowl's the Patriots have won. My bad, Two is the number of Superbowl's the Colts have won. But 3 is the Number they have both been to and lost. But you do the math.
I'll admit even though I don't want to, the Colts are good. But, the Patriots have beat them 42 out of the 69 times we've played them in the regular season. i idmit ur right Patriots tend 2 be better than the Colts yes. But i think Colts have more patential than Patriots i think Brady and Moss are punks they are not team players. they droped out of the Probowl because they lost the Superbowl against Giants they suck as players all they have is they're records and stats. Thats my world on the subject. smile
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 7:04 pm
One word that will settle who is better....
Spygate.
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 7:30 pm
vegito61283 One word that will settle who is better.... Spygate.
Just because we got caught doesn't make the Colts better at football. Its just makes them better cheaters ;]
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 8:09 pm
i8th Wonder Of The World vegito61283 One word that will settle who is better.... Spygate.
Just because we got caught doesn't make the Colts better at football. Its just makes them better cheaters ;]No, here is the difference. Every team cheats... Yes. But they do not go out and BLATANTLY break the rules. That rule they broke was the closest you could get to the Holy Grail of rules not to break. No Recordable Devices on the Sidelines. Following that is no team is allowed to have ANY team employees on the opposing team's sideline. Patriots were not only caught with the recordable device, but with the employee on the opposing sidelines more than you would truly want to know. Last season they were caught 2 times with their employee's on the sidelines. They were fined for each incident, but were not in bigger trouble because those employee's quit before it could go that far. Two years ago, they were caught 4 times with recordable devices, but Goodell swept that under the rug and squashed that as quick as possible. Think about it, what good would the publicity do if it would result in drop in sales from one of the leagues highes revenue bringer and the bad rap it would give? It would really go bad especially if they were put on the national spotlight AGAIN. Oh, and they lost two more draft picks again. But they were also allowed to put those picks in for trades for other players or lose them outright. The way other teams cheat are by lip readers or bringing in other players from other teams to help them understand in greater detail about that teams plays and their weaknesses in them and using them to identify those plays.
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 8:25 pm
I really don't give a s**t about Spygate. The players play the game. Execution is the key word. The Patriots execute. That's all it comes down to.
Also... Video taping... You can do it, just not from the sidelines. Strange if you ask me.
"HEY! You can video tape from the place up here all you want, but you can't tape anything down here at the sideline."
I don't like the Patriots, but they're a good team. You can't deny that.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 10:47 am
The Colts were accused of cheating also.. They were accused of adding noise in the RCA dome.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 10:47 am
Nyu-kun I really don't give a s**t about Spygate. The players play the game. Execution is the key word. The Patriots execute. That's all it comes down to. Also... Video taping... You can do it, just not from the sidelines. Strange if you ask me. "HEY! You can video tape from the place up here all you want, but you can't tape anything down here at the sideline." I don't like the Patriots, but they're a good team. You can't deny that. If you ever dealt with any coaching along the sidelines, you would know that there is a lot more going on than just what can be seen from up in the stands or the booths. You can catch a lot more when you are on the sidelines. I have helped with the coaching staff at my highschool since I have graduated. More in depth and a lot of stuff you could pick up that are not seen from camera angles elsewhere in the stadium. Yes it does come down to execution, but when you know the play and know where they are going to go to, you can make sure you have that safety net and get them before they can get any damaging yardage. That is an unfair advantage if you KNOW that before every play is given.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 6:08 pm
i think the colts are cool but i like the chargers. exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim cool cool cool cool cool
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Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:00 am
Good news Colts fans both Tom Moore and Howard Mudd are expected to return to the Colts for training camp, Originally NFL Coaches Association executive director Larry Kennan initially said Moore and Mudd would have to sit out for six months after retirement papers were filed. That would have kept the assistants off the field until November. But the Colts now believe Kennan was wrong and that Moore and Mudd will be back when training camp opens in August.
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Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:08 am
vegito61283 Nyu-kun I really don't give a s**t about Spygate. The players play the game. Execution is the key word. The Patriots execute. That's all it comes down to. Also... Video taping... You can do it, just not from the sidelines. Strange if you ask me. "HEY! You can video tape from the place up here all you want, but you can't tape anything down here at the sideline." I don't like the Patriots, but they're a good team. You can't deny that. If you ever dealt with any coaching along the sidelines, you would know that there is a lot more going on than just what can be seen from up in the stands or the booths. You can catch a lot more when you are on the sidelines. I have helped with the coaching staff at my highschool since I have graduated. More in depth and a lot of stuff you could pick up that are not seen from camera angles elsewhere in the stadium. Yes it does come down to execution, but when you know the play and know where they are going to go to, you can make sure you have that safety net and get them before they can get any damaging yardage. That is an unfair advantage if you KNOW that before every play is given. Also from the sidelines you can pick up hand signals, audibles, and play names that you couldn't in the stands. Also a coach could point out say a corner for example is opening his hips too quick and give you clues as to how to run say an easy Post corner or other double move route on him.
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Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:31 am
CodeRedFed vegito61283 Nyu-kun I really don't give a s**t about Spygate. The players play the game. Execution is the key word. The Patriots execute. That's all it comes down to. Also... Video taping... You can do it, just not from the sidelines. Strange if you ask me. "HEY! You can video tape from the place up here all you want, but you can't tape anything down here at the sideline." I don't like the Patriots, but they're a good team. You can't deny that. If you ever dealt with any coaching along the sidelines, you would know that there is a lot more going on than just what can be seen from up in the stands or the booths. You can catch a lot more when you are on the sidelines. I have helped with the coaching staff at my highschool since I have graduated. More in depth and a lot of stuff you could pick up that are not seen from camera angles elsewhere in the stadium. Yes it does come down to execution, but when you know the play and know where they are going to go to, you can make sure you have that safety net and get them before they can get any damaging yardage. That is an unfair advantage if you KNOW that before every play is given. Also from the sidelines you can pick up hand signals, audibles, and play names that you couldn't in the stands. Also a coach could point out say a corner for example is opening his hips too quick and give you clues as to how to run say an easy Post corner or other double move route on him. Exactly. That kind of crap was put in the rule book for a reason and Bellichek just still went ahead anyways and broke the rules.
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