Dear, Mr Dinosaur
You are welcome. What does it feel like to win in week 1 of the preseason?
A quick reminder, the year the Colts could have gone 16-0 if Dungy wasn't a pussy, they went 0-4 in pre-season.
Colts don't even try in the pre-season. Luck throws 6 passes ( 5-6). Chip Kelley's BS reminds me of a Spurrier. Lights it up when no one cares, then throws vizer down in October.
Pre-season means absolutely nothing.
You are welcome. What does it feel like to win in week 1 of the preseason?
A quick reminder, the year the Colts could have gone 16-0 if Dungy wasn't a pussy, they went 0-4 in pre-season.
Colts don't even try in the pre-season. Luck throws 6 passes ( 5-6). Chip Kelley's BS reminds me of a Spurrier. Lights it up when no one cares, then throws vizer down in October.
Pre-season means absolutely nothing.
[h=2]Starters Work Concise, Injury Free In Colts Preseason Opener[/h] Posted 21 hours ago
Kevin Bowen Colts.com Writer About Kevin @KBowenColts
PHILADELPHIA – The most important takeaway from Sunday came on the injury report.
Work was concise for the Colts starters on Sunday afternoon, and the injuries were non-existent.
That was the starting point for Chuck Pagano’s post-game presser before the Colts head coach went into the positives and negatives from the 36-10 loss in Philadelphia.
As expected, a couple of series of action was all the Colts starters saw on Sunday in the team’s preseason opener in Philadelphia.
<nobr>Andrew Luck
</nobr> would exit after 11 snaps, finishing the afternoon 5-of-6 for 43 yards (his lone incompletion came on a <nobr>Coby Fleener
</nobr> drop).
“Andrew was pretty sharp early on,” Pagano said after the preseason opening loss.
“We had a pitch count on the quarterback, so that’s why we got him out of there.”
On Sunday, Luck and the starters worked with not their normal starting unit, or even regulars.
<nobr>T.Y. Hilton
</nobr> (personal reasons), <nobr>Donte Moncrief
</nobr> (groin), <nobr>Frank Gore
</nobr> (rest) and Boom Herron (rest) did not play in the preseason opener.
With a starting skill group including running back <nobr>Zurlon Tipton
</nobr> and rookie wide receiver <nobr>Phillip Dorsett
</nobr>, the Colts offense received to start the game.
An opening drive began with Dorsett, the Colts first-round rookie, catching two passes for 13 yards. The drive came to a close when Coby Fleener couldn’t hold onto a third-down catch.
The starting offense had another series together with Luck once again looking in Dorsett’s direction. An 18-yard comeback reception from the rookie highlighted a nice afternoon for his professional debut (despite a second-quarter fumble).
PHILADELPHIA – The most important takeaway from Sunday came on the injury report.
Work was concise for the Colts starters on Sunday afternoon, and the injuries were non-existent.
That was the starting point for Chuck Pagano’s post-game presser before the Colts head coach went into the positives and negatives from the 36-10 loss in Philadelphia.
As expected, a couple of series of action was all the Colts starters saw on Sunday in the team’s preseason opener in Philadelphia.
<nobr>Andrew Luck
</nobr> would exit after 11 snaps, finishing the afternoon 5-of-6 for 43 yards (his lone incompletion came on a <nobr>Coby Fleener
</nobr> drop).“Andrew was pretty sharp early on,” Pagano said after the preseason opening loss.
“We had a pitch count on the quarterback, so that’s why we got him out of there.”
On Sunday, Luck and the starters worked with not their normal starting unit, or even regulars.
<nobr>T.Y. Hilton
</nobr> (personal reasons), <nobr>Donte Moncrief
</nobr> (groin), <nobr>Frank Gore
</nobr> (rest) and Boom Herron (rest) did not play in the preseason opener.With a starting skill group including running back <nobr>Zurlon Tipton
</nobr> and rookie wide receiver <nobr>Phillip Dorsett
</nobr>, the Colts offense received to start the game.An opening drive began with Dorsett, the Colts first-round rookie, catching two passes for 13 yards. The drive came to a close when Coby Fleener couldn’t hold onto a third-down catch.
The starting offense had another series together with Luck once again looking in Dorsett’s direction. An 18-yard comeback reception from the rookie highlighted a nice afternoon for his professional debut (despite a second-quarter fumble).
Thats some dumb shit. Spurrier was 12-20 in the NFL and Chip is 20-12......one of those wins was in Indy last year.
Be thankful that your team is in with Tennessee , jags and Texans and can stockpile wins against that horseshit division.
Sometimes I wonder if people here actually watch sports. Can't tell with all the nonsense that gets spewed here.
Luck will win a super bowl with the Colts .before he retires just like Manning.......
Can't cover any teceiver, can't move the ball, and becomes color blind too
