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nice one-handed snag, Mr. Clark!
nice one-handed snag, Mr. Clark!
....followed by a fantastic catch in the endzone.
Clark is on fire!
The game is blacked out in a lot of areas because of the Lions ing record. So there aren't many streams and I can't find a stable one.
But we should crack 30 points in this game if the "30+ when JT doesn't watch" rule holds.
Do you have any streams you can hook a brotha up with?
Try these two sites: http://rojadirecta.com/ and http://myp2p.eu
Only got one right now
21-13 Colts right now....but there's still 7:41 left in the 3rd
LOL If they lose to the lions...
It'd be about as funny as losing to the Bengals.
No, its not even close.
That was easy
Colts radio announcer ing out Reggie Wayne for killing his fantasy team by not getting into the endzone
At the end of the day, it's pretty funny.
But the Skins losing to the Bengals wasn't nearly as funny as the ans losing to the Texans when they had the game in the bag.
"How many times has he ended a run on the first yard line already this year? C'mon Reggie!"That was easy
Colts radio announcer ing out Reggie Wayne for killing his fantasy team by not getting into the endzone
I was lying in bed with the flu, and this made my day.
Ratliff with the return TD to give the Colts the 7 point lead. He's filling in real well for Marlin for a guy who got cut early in the season. He got burned for a TD once but other than that he's been great for us since Marlin went down.
And Raheem with the big sack on 3rd down! Sometimes this defense makes me bite my nails because they'll sandbag for most of the game and then slam the door shut in the 4th quarter. This ain't good for your heart.
LOL Before the game someone on ESPN called them the perfect example of bend don't break defense.
Alright that was a little too much bending, but good thing Freeney is such a ing beast.
I forgot the game was on last night. I was too busy watching one of my other teams suck.
I'm glad the Colts pulled out the win. It sounds like they were having a tough time.
I just got home (no NFL Network). It was a another gutsy, team win. This team scares me in that I expect big things now. These Colts seem to understand the importance of team blocking and tackling. Ironically, Manning is getting a lot of (deserved) credit, but this has been the best overall team effort for an entire season since at least 2005.
I heard them talking about Peyton for MVP after the game during that NFL Network roundtable and it's a pretty decent argument. Dude had offseason knee surgery, another knee surgery on top of that one that he kept hidden, hobbled around for all of September, struggled in October, and hasn't lost a game since the calendar rolled over to November. You think they'd lose to the ans, Packers and Bears if they played them now? I mean, after 1-2 and 3-4, I thought the playoffs were a ing longshot. And look where the Colts are now?
F Deion Sanders for saying the Colts would be one and done in the playoffs. I thing we can hang with anyone on the road, the only team that really scares the out of me is Pittsburgh, only because I don't think any team can win at Heinz field twice in the same season...at least not this season the way their D is playing.
Wouldn't it be the if Dungy goes out on top, winning another Super Bowl in Tampa of all places?
Manning definitely has made his case for MVP here lately. If he can finish the season with a big performance and a win over Tennessee, he might lock it up. IMO the race will end up being between him, AP, and Ware.
The Dome is no more...
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/18324177/detail.html
Dungy passes Tom Landy for head coach with most consecutive playoff appearances. They were tied at 9 before the Colts clinched this year.
Also Peyton only needs 93 yards in the next game to crack 4,000 on the season. Hopefully Dungy has realized by now that tanking a meaningless game kills this team's momentum every time he does it and only sits out the guys that could use an extra week to get ready for the playoffs. I'd still play guys like Sanders and Addai a little bit to get them some more game time before the first playoff game. It worked wonders for Clark playing in that last regular season game before the Super Bowl run two years ago.
Congrats to Manning, Harrison, and Clark for their record-breaking afternoon!
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...v=ap&type=lgns
Colts’ Manning, Harrison, Clark all hit milestones
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison and Dallas Clark wasted no time in hitting milestones Sunday against Tennessee.
Manning extended his own NFL record for 4,000-yard passing seasons to nine, while Harrison moved into second on the NFL’s career receptions list and Clark broke the franchise’s long-standing single-season record for yards receiving by a tight end.
And they needed only about 23 minutes to complete the trifecta.
Manning entered the game needing 93 yards to hit 4,000, achieving it on a 55-yard touchdown play to Joseph Addai. The two-time league MVP left the game after the opening possession, finishing 7-of-7 for 95 yards with one TD and a perfect 158.3 rating. He has failed to hit 4,000 yards passing in only two of his 11 NFL seasons—1998, his rookie year, and 2005, when he threw only 14 passes in the final two games and finished with 3,747 yards.
Dan Marino ranks second all-time with six 4,000-yard seasons.
Harrison, the record-setting receiver, achieved another milestone midway through the second quarter. A short pass from Jim Sorgi gave Harrison his seventh reception of the game and 1,102 in his career. It moved him past Cris Carter for second all-time, leaving him behind only Jerry Rice, who holds the league record with 1,549.
Clark also had his moment in the spotlight.
He needed 41 yards to break the record set by Hall of Famer John Mackey in 1966. Clark accomplished that when he turned a short pass into a 23-yard gain on the second play of the second quarter. He left the game with six catches for 59 yards, giving him 848 yards, 19 more than Mackey’s previous mark.
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