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In the NFL, you need to get points. Getting 3 every time they were in the red zone might have won that game. Every time they came away empty, it took the wind out of their sails. I'm concerned about the baseball mentality of Home run or strike out. Putting points on the board against the Jags, who had a weak offense, wasn't taking the easy route, it was the smart route. Never turn down points. |
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I always kind of thought playoff experience was overrated. You turn it up a notch, ok. |
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The “experiance” is all the other nonsense that goes on, the 24 hr microscope of media, blogging, friends and family wanting tickets, ect and so forth. All that and staying focused |
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I think Corner or DE first round.... use one of our seconds for WR
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That being said, I strongly believe that Reich was limited against the Jags due to personnel. If your receivers can't beat man coverage and your offensive line can't get push for the running game, it's going to be nearly impossible for a coach. |
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It is a "shoulder" related injury per the Colts twitter account. https://twitter.com/Colts/status/1070775121089126400 Ebron is sick, too. |
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UGH.....we need them both if we are to have any chance. |
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Teams start winning, national press increases and interview requests. Any win in the playoffs and the spotlight intensifies. When you are a door mat, it's local press. Start winning and it's ESPN et al all day long |
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This one will probably be ugly :cool: |
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