And one of the two young receivers seems to be a bit injury prone as well.

For football reasons only, I picked 10-12 but that largely depends on Rivers productivity and staying healthy. Ultimately though, I don't think they'll play a full season due to covid-19. We shall see...

Yeah, definitely a favorable schedule. At least on paper it is. Unfortunately the Colts typically get off to a slow start, except for interestingly enough last year :cool:

11-5 AFC South Champs!

Wish that was an option, I am feeling a tad pessimistic, so I went 7-9, but 8-10 feels better.

9-7

Glad to see that most people are fairly optimistic about the season.

I am guessing about 10 wins.

Three games that jump out to me as probable losses are: vs Baltimore, at Tennessee and at Las Vegas.

I don't like the Tennessee game because it is a Thursday night game and on the road. Additionally, the Colts have a tougher opponent the previous game (Colts play Baltimore while Tennessee plays Chicago in Nashville). I don't like the Vegas game because over the last decade the Colts have had a terrible record playing games out west. Even during the seasons when the Colts won 10 or 11 games, they would typically drop a game out west.

I see another half dozen games that will be difficult - the other Tennessee game, both the Houston games, and a few of the better opponents. Of those six games, I figure the Colts will split them and go 3-3.

I bet the over 9.5 for the season, so hoping for 10. :cool:

Man let the shit go your fuckin killin me

Maybe, nothing has been a repeat injury. I had saddling players with that moniker.