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Only other run, besides the fumble, I would criticize Mack on was a play in the red zone, looked like he had a wipe open path outside to the left and he seemed slow to make the turn or the edge ended up getting about 10 yards but I think it could have gone for longer or even a TD, I think they were at about the 20.
There was a similar play last game where he was slow to hit a big hole, made a good gain for 9 yards or so but really could have been a huge 30-40 yard gain. It seems 1-2 plays a game he has moments like that where you see the difference between him, a good RB, and what an elite RB would do. But he also continues to block well. I thought Mack played great overall. So did Wilkins when he got in to run and Hienes on pass catching. It was the mistakes and the penalties that held back the offense, not the play calling or execution Also TY Hilton, that play in the last two minutes of first half was huge to get out of the Colts end side of the field deep, the catch and run. Once again playing injured and making a big game changing play when needed. |
Also though the Colts got bailed out on one TD drive on the pass INT on 3rd down. I thought that was pretty good coverage by the Titans, pretty sure it was Hilton he was guarding.
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I would also keep a close eye on Julio Jones and the Falcons in case they have contract issues again. |
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I did a rewatch of the condensed game on game pass.
To me Odum had 3 bad plays. 1) the hit out of bounds. Stupid play 2) 1st quarter he got ran over by Henry 3). That atrocious missed tackle that he seemed to get benched for. The rest of the game he was fine. If you want to judge that as a bad game then ok. Played 53% of the snaps. 2 terrible plays in that time is not acceptable. Young guys mess up though and calling for him to be cut or saying he is terrible is nonsense to me. |
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I don't have much to add this week. I decided after last week that starting my own analysis threads doesn't really contribute much to the user experience here, and splitting discussion between threads is counter-productive.
That, and once again I'm coming to this late, and much has already been said. Overall it was a very sloppy game. Officiating is balls these days, but a lot of those calls were legitimate. If not for the Titans offense basically consisting of Henry and literally zero other things, I think the score would have been way, way closer. Between all the penalties and the stupid, unnecessary turnovers (c'mon Luck, you're up 2 TDs in the first half, WTF are you doing man), that same team with an operational QB would have made us pay. I'll rewatch the game again later on, and if I've got anything to add that no one has mentioned, I'll post it. Going into the postseason, I have some concerns. I think I still like the matchup vs. Hou. Not looking past them - no game will be easy, but the strength of the Colts D pairs well with the offense the Texans run. We have a young and enthusiastic defense who have bitten (and will probably continue to bite) on some misdirection, which Houston will certainly use, but those plays don't tend to be game-breakers the same way a 60-yard bomb can be. Deshaun Watson's accuracy and decision-making from the pocket don't scare me nearly as much as QBs down the line if we win, god willing. Our offense should continue to function. Our line is a match for their rush, and they don't have the secondary to emulate Jacksonville (who just play man all day and don't give a fuck). Hilton's mobility is a concern on that ankle, but between Hines, Ebron, Innman, and other guys who will find themselves open from time to time purely by virtue of their unimportance, Luck will have targets. If we do get past Houston, there are some AFC QBs who will be waiting to do not-nice things to our soft zone stuff. We've enjoyed the luxury of daring QBs to take the underneath and play mistake-free ball, and against young running QBs behind iffy lines, that works well. Against a Rivers, Brady, Mahomes? Ehh. Better to just focus on Houston right now. |
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That Luck pick was so so bad and inexcusable.
Thankfully he didn't let it rattle him for the rest of the game. I like it when Luck makes his totally boneheaded mistake early in the game. All that being said, I'm beyond thrilled with his overall performance this year. |
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Which is why I'm glad I'm an idiot fan and not someone who makes real football decisions. Moore has been outstanding this year. Kudos to him, and I hope he gets a nice contract for his efforts. |
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What scares me about the Texans is Watson's PA and bootleg ability. We got exposed a bit by Eli, he was ripping us up with those bootlegs. Watson is much better at it. We will see a lot of it. After him yes the QB's do get much better. Brady's short game will dink and dunk down the field with no problem. Pressure is a must on Brady, otherwise, he won't make mistakes. Mahomes also bootlegs well and is super accurate on the run. Rivers is experienced and they have a balanced team. Just Balt doesn't scare me much passing wise, but that offense is weird and opportunistic. |
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Omaha, you were bashing Ballard hard early in the year during that 1-5 start, saying this draft was trash and he should be fired. |
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Should I have been licking his balls about a 1-5 start? Of course not. |
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Where do you come up with this shit? |
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I have no problem with swoope. Didn’t have much of a problem with fletcher either. |
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Dam is no lube for those keeping score at home. |
My point. Tamme and Fleener were productive players for the Colts that you wanted cut, while this guy and several other players give taken up the cause of over the years (especially Mike Doss) are trash who've played like trash and actually deserve to be cut. You seem to have a thing for garbage safeties.
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Your point is stupid. I don’t have a thing for Odum. I have a dislike for fans seeing a bad play or two and thinking they know a player when they actually weren’t really watching him. Fans constantly let 1 play speak for a player and ignore the other 50 plays in the game. |
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