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despite their record and win streak sumtin tells me da colts are closer in performance to that of the first have rather then the second.
this is gunna be a tuff road trip as well trying to outscore an improving team on the road.
Maybe the Colts are also a good play for the first have?
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I just don't see how SD is going to put pressure on the best QB in the league, and if they don't find a way to, Peyton will pick apart this D all day. I like the OVER as well, but that'll probably be a 2-3 unit play for me.
San Diego is red hot, and will be really loose for this game, they're fortunate to even be in the playoffs. They always play the Colts tough. This team was talked about as a SB contender, and has talent all over the field.
Good luck, but a no play for me.
2008: IND 23 @ SD 20 (last second FG)
2007: Playoffs SD 24 @ IND 20
Regular season SD 23 v IND 21
2006: no game
2005: SD 26 @ IND 17
The past is only the past. But I see basically the same main players, with the exception of Merriman. Indy can win the game, but the certainty that seems to be present among a large section of the betting public is, in my opinion, entirely unfounded. SD is the one team that has had the Colts number in recent years. Remember that the Chargers were playing like shit earlier this season (including loss to Colts), but seem to be back to their old ways. The Chargers are no longer the team that started the season 4-8, or a 8-8 team that just squeezed into the playoffs, but the team that ended the season 4-0. Also, the Chargers now score very high on the resilience scale, and resilience is the secret championship ingredient that doesn't show up in the stats.
San Diego is red hot.
so if san diego is red hot with 4 wins in a row then what would indy be with 9... including wins over 5 out of the 6 playoff teams 3 of which were on the road... hmmm i guess it would be BLUE HOT since a blue flame is hotter than a red!!!!