* Official Colts v. Squealers MNF Game Day Thread *

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

Glad you enjoyed that, guy was a dick

Hahaha! I missed it doing my night routine so I can go to work in the morning. I called that one out the other day. I wonder if it was someone's alt.

[Puck]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Honestly, we can’t move the ball. At least last year we could run and that would cause some damage against these defenses that are built to defend the pass. But no matter how good the D is. They can’t score points.

So you miss Wentz/Reich? HAHA

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

What Is that rule ???

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I'm not absolutely sure, but since he didn't slide feet-first, I think that he isn't down until he is touched.


In Super Bowl XXII between the Redskins and the Broncos in January of 1988, Doug Williams was ruled to have given himself up when he twisted his ankle and simply flipped the ball in the air as he fell on his back ...... but that was different because he was clearly hurt and in pain, and he literally flipped the ball in the air as he went down because of the agony that he was in.

In this case Ryan wasn't injured, and he didn't slide feet-first, so I don't know how or why they would rule him down before he was touched.

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[Brylok]

Originally Posted by Spike

I will never understand how these NFL coaches don't know when to use timeouts. It's not brain surgery.

Saturday isn't a coach; He's a player. There's a difference (as we'll continue to see).

[njcoltfan]

Originally Posted by Spike

Ryan is an Albatros to this team. Teams know he can't move worth a shit and can't throw the ball deep. Can't win shit that way.

I've said it before, we are in QB hell right now.

I've been saying that since Luck " retired "!! It will be at least 3 more years of this shit, and thats if they draft a competent QB !!

[Brylok]

Goodnight freaks

[apballin]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Saturday isn't a coach; He's a player. There's a difference (as we'll continue to see).

Yep first game was all emotion… and I believe the raiders were expecting Sam to start so that worked to our benefit

One play I heard the defender call out the pass play and he still ran exactly what dude called out for no gain… like what fuckin 17 year vet does that???

Sad shit… Lucas oil will be a great host to opposing teams fans because that shits about to be empty like Hoosier dome in the 90s

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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I'm not absolutely sure, but since he didn't slide feet-first, I think that he isn't down until he is touched.


In Super Bowl XXII between the Redskins and the Broncos in January of 1988, Doug Williams was ruled to have given himself up when he twisted his ankle and simply flipped the ball in the air as he fell on his back ...... but that was different because he was clearly hurt and in pain, and he literally flipped the ball in the air as he went down because of the agony that he was in.

In this case Ryan wasn't injured, and he didn't slide feet-first, so I don't know how or why they would rule him down before he was touched.

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I thought it was he is live till he is touched, did they make a QB exception to it?

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Puck

So you miss Wentz/Reich? HAHA

Wentz? Definitely no. Reich, Ehh I don’t like in season change but whatever. I’m just saying at least we would have a better shot with that team last year with the running game. This year, I don’t see an advantage to pushing for the playoffs.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Saturday isn't a coach; He's a player. There's a difference (as we'll continue to see).

But it’s not just him. Literally the entire offensive staff can say something.