Colts-Giants ..... We Owe These Fuckers Some Payback
 

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When the Colts play the Giants on Sunday, it will be almost 2 years to the day from which the time they last played them, and it will be on the same field in northern New Jersey.

Seeing Nick Foles convulsing on the ground and clutching his battered ribs while that son-of-a-bitch Kayvon Thibodeaux celebrated the sack by bird-flapping right next to him encapsulated the 2022 Colts' offensive line's entire, dreadful season ...... but now it's the Giants who are languishing as the laughing stock of the NFL, having lost 10 consecutive games to drop their overall record to 2-13 ...... I'd say that it's time for some payback.




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Drew Lock Likely to Start at QB for the Giants Against the Colts on Sunday

(By Tom Canavan)

https://kstp.com/associated-press/re...lts-on-sunday/

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To me, the thing that rankled most was Daniel Jones showboating runs, padding the lead far past the point in the game where the Colts had any expectation of mounting a comeback.

Fortunately, the football gods have a long memory, and Jones has been consigned to to a small corner of football purgatory in Minnesota.

Meh, the players on the field at the time didn't give enough of a shit to stop the snow angels or anything else. We don't owe them anything.

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When it comes to the Colts, I never use that word, whether they have a record of 3-11 or 11-3.

And now that I think about it, I never use that word, period ...... the asshole who invented it probably had a boring personality.

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Meh. Whatever.

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"Whatever" is another word that I never use, because it isn't saying anything ...... you ought to consider spending less time with whatever crowd you're hanging out with.

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AR officially out & Flacco will start. Need to find a real qb this offseason somehow.

They should call up Jason Bean and let him start this game....that I would tune in to watch!

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The Bengals just used their final time-out of the first half when the Broncos had the ball on their own 42-yardline ........ but it was only 3rd down. Why ??? All that they were doing was giving the Broncos an outside chance at a 1st down (it was 3rd and 22), which would have gotten them into long field goal range ...... or even worse, crossing the Bengals up by throwing a bomb into the end-zone for a possible touchdown.

The Broncos ran a conservative pass-play, completed the pass in-bounds, and the clock ran out. It was unlikely that either team would score as a result of that time-out with so little time left in the half and both teams out of time-outs, but there was more of a chance that the Broncos would score (perhaps 20 to 25%%) than there was that the Bengals would score (about 2 to 3%) ...... some of the coaches making these decisions makes me wonder if they understand basic risk-reward situations.

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That’s it for us isn’t it if the bengals lose or tie?

Yes but they are driving now

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Correct ...... but Sean Payton has been coaching like a complete fool in the overtime period, so now the Bengals still have a chance to win.

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I’m glad I gave up. lol. Opposite always happens

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More idiotic time-out usage, this time by l Sean Payton.

With the Bengals driving for a potentially game-winning field goal in OT, Payton called 2 time-outs ....... WHY ???

There is/was no reason to conserve time from the Broncos' vantage point ...... the Bengals' kicker is either going to make or miss the FG attempt, and if he makes it, the game is over ...... and if he misses it, the Broncos would be better off with LESS time on the clock, because the Broncos would have clinched a playoff berth with a tie.

Lo and behold, the Broncos failed to get a first down, which subsequently left the Bengals with plenty of time to get themselves into FG-range after the punt (which they did, and in fact, scored a TD.)



So as pointless/potentially dangerous as was the time-out called by the Bengals at the end of the first half, the 2 timeouts used by the Broncos in overtime were not "questionable", they were flat-out stupid ...... thank you Sean Payton, you fucking imbecile.

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It never ceases to amaze me how stupid some of these Professional NFL coaches are. Just so many ignorant decisions.

I like how Burrow and the offense said fuck the kicker at the end.

Goddamn that dude is good.

Burrow is the most accurate QB in the NFL. Bungles just refuse to build a complete team around him.

Looks like we Colts fans will be rooting for Carson Wentz next week, provided we beat the Giants tomorrow!:D

Wentz will fail us yet again. It's just Colts Karma!

one of the most insane displays of lack of leadership I have witnessed in the NFL. and of course it was our boys doing it

I would rather watch him or ehlinger over flacco.

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Not including the TD-return from a kick-off and the final FG after the turnover deep in their own territory, the Colts' defense gave up 35 points to the worst offensive team in the NFL which was led by a 2nd-string quarterback ...... absolutely horrendous.

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