Official Colts vs Titans Gameday Thread

[Luck4Reich]

Originally Posted by kitekrazy

That stat has to be wrong. How did te Colts score 22?

Played browns and 49ers

[nate505]

To say Pags sucks as a head coach is the understatement of the year.

I didn't think it could get much worse than Caldwell, but holy fuck is Pags like 100x worse.

[smitty46953]

Originally Posted by nate505

To say Pags sucks as a head coach is the understatement of the year.

I didn't think it could get much worse than Caldwell, but holy fuck is Pags like 100x worse.

I would rather have Caldwell no brainer

[bertjones]

You saw it coming, didn't you? Even when Simon ran in that pick.
One staff at halftime shrewdly sized up the situation and made
adjustments, one gave a pep talk. You HAD to know that Le beau was
going to dial up the blitzes, but you did nothing. From the FIRST series
you knew that Marriota was immobile yet you chose not to go after him.
And you coach an undisciplined, mistake prone team, make terrible
tactical game time decisions like wasting a challenge and accompanying
time out. Your time is done. Maybe not today but soon . And that gives me
solace.

[nate505]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

The challenge was the right call. Risk/reward of getting it was high enough when you only need two TOs.

If there was a chance in hell they'd win the challenge ok, it was the right call.

When there wasn't, it was extremely idiotic. The odds of having more time with that extra timeout was far more valuable than challenging a call that had a 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000001% chance of being overturned.

Though with that pathetic display of defense at the end it feels like a pointless argument.

[DrSpaceman]

I don't care about the choice or not to challenge the play.

The problem was the entire second half up to that point, not that challenge/non-challenge.

ANd this drives me CRAZY about NFL teams, but its especially true when its your own team. When you run a play like that or choose to do it on 4th down, WHY do your run the bootleg to the short side of the field? At least run it to the far side to give the QB more room and make the defender cover more gorund.

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by nate505

If there was a chance in hell they'd win the challenge ok, it was the right call.

When there wasn't, it was extremely idiotic. The odds of having more time with that extra timeout was far more valuable than challenging a call that had a 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000001% chance of being overturned.

Though with that pathetic display of defense at the end it feels like a pointless argument.

The odds weren't that bad. There just wasn't a great camera angle on the sideline. Even a 5% chance at 1st and 10 inside the 20 was worth that risk when you had three TOs behind it. You give up one first and the game is over anyway.

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by DrSpaceman

I don't care about the choice or not to challenge the play.

The problem was the entire second half up to that point, not that challenge/non-challenge.

ANd this drives me CRAZY about NFL teams, but its especially true when its your own team. When you run a play like that or choose to do it on 4th down, WHY do your run the bootleg to the short side of the field? At least run it to the far side to give the QB more room and make the defender cover more gorund.

Play calling was shit throughout the 2nd half on both sides of the ball.

[smitty46953]

BTW we didn't even cover the +7.5 spread thanks to that last TD run

[Voosh]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

I would rather have Caldwell no brainer

I used to think we couldn't do worse than Caldwell. I found out that's not true the hard way.