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Originally Posted by Dam8610
Last week was the win that convinced me that if they get in, the Colts could potentially do some damage in the playoffs. They got punched in the mouth early, responded, and came back to win. It's exactly the type of adversity and battle testing that helps a team in the postseason.
Oh, and that players only meeting? Brilliant job by the coaching staff on that one.
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Coaching =accountability discipline and proper decision making dipshit
Here is something that would never have happened under Pagshit
https://www.colts.com/news/five-thin...giants-week-16
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HALFTIME SPEECH: Going into halftime trailing the Giants 17-7, Reich and his team had some words for each other that kept them in the locker room longer than usual before the start of the second half. It wasn’t a “rah-rah,” yelling and screaming type of atmosphere; rather, it was a “passionate” display in which Reich and some of the players needed to cut to the chase. “It it was this has got to be better, that was embarrassing. It was pathetic what we did out there in the first half,” Reich recalled after the game. Whatever was said worked. Andrew Luck got the offense going by completing 16-of-23 second-half passes for 214 yards with two touchdowns to no picks, as the Colts scored touchdowns on three of their four second-half possessions. “I think we did come out of that tunnel with a better mindset than we started the game,” Luck said. “It’s hard to understand why we started the game like we did. I thought it was a great week of work and great focus by the guys, but it wasn’t happening for us. We’ve got to learn how to make it happen quicker, quicker, quicker so that we can force the issue in a sense when we feel the sort of lethargic nature of those starts happening.”
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I. Another article that I cannot find right now Reich ripped into Luck also. And he used a more colorful language than you may expect from him
Eventually I’ll find that article.