The "official can the Colts get swept by the Jags" game day thread?

[Colts And Orioles]

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If ever a player put a team on his back and carried them to victory in a crucial game, it was Jonathan Taylor yesterday afternoon.





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[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by TheMugwump

Jonathan Taylor: 30 Att/253 yards.

That is a tie for the ninth most rushing yards in a game in NFL history.

Congratulations, Rookie!

I believe that it's the most rushing yards ever in a game by a rookie as well.

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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The Colts will win a close one today.


If they finish the season at 11-5 and a .688 winning percentage, I'll be impressed. They beat the Packers, and they beat the Titans when they were at full-strength. They choked away a win against the Steelers last week, and they lost a game to the worst team in the NFL in September. That loss to the Jaguars very well may have been a catalyst that propelled them to go 10-3 over their next 13 games ...... Frank Reich and Jim Irsay both said so immediately after the Colts beat the Packers last month to improve their overall record to 7-3. Looking at the overall picture, I think that this has been a very solid season for the Colts, even if they join the 1985 Broncos and the 2008 Patriots as only the 3rd team ever to go 11-5 and not make the post-season since the advent of the 16-game schedule in 1978.

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I wish that I had been wrong about this ...... even though the final score of the game was 28-14, it was in fact a close one.

The good news is that Jonathan Taylor showed that he is capable of almost single-handedly putting the team on his back, albeit against the worst team in the NFL.

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