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Kray007 05-13-2026 06:12 PM

How many games on national television?
 
We already know that we face Washington in London in week 4, but how many more are on the horizon?

My guess Houston, Kansas City, and Cincinnati.

YDFL Commish 05-13-2026 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Kray007 (Post 347899)
We already know that we face Washington in London in week 4, but how many more are on the horizon?

My guess Houston, Kansas City, and Cincinnati.

Do we lose a home game, or is this an away game?

Kray007 05-13-2026 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by YDFL Commish (Post 347903)
Do we lose a home game, or is this an away game?

Away game.

YDFL Commish 05-13-2026 07:48 PM

Nice, Colts don't get fucked on this one!

apballin 05-13-2026 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Kray007 (Post 347899)
We already know that we face Washington in London in week 4, but how many more are on the horizon?

My guess Houston, Kansas City, and Cincinnati.

With the uncertainty surrounding Daniel Jones im saying Zero

Colts And Orioles 05-13-2026 08:29 PM

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As far as I'm concerned, the less nationally-televised games the Colts get, the better ...... until the Colts can prove that the can finish an entire season as a bonafide contender for a conference championships and a trip to the Super Bowl, I would rather they fly under the proverbial radar ...... we haven't seen that kind of team since the Philip Rivers season in 2020, so I don't give a damn what network they are playing on or what time they are playing.

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