bigdaddy2003;594749 wrote:Tennessee is horrid.
Other than the San Diego game, though, the other losses were close games. Even at New England, Manning was driving for the go-ahead score when he threw the interception.bigdaddy2003;594744 wrote:If they get a couple of players back I think they will be dangerous but if they go into the playoffs as is I don't think they will be too much for the top teams to handle. I realize with Manning at the helm they always have a shot though.
You have to be kidding me. This was a no brainer.Art Modell;593991 wrote:Colts have alot of injuries. Chris Johnson should go off against this defense. I can see the Titans pulling this one out.
wildcats20;594760 wrote:"disconcerning signals" ?!?!? WTF
Non;594757 wrote:Other than the San Diego game, though, the other losses were close games. Even at New England, Manning was driving for the go-ahead score when he threw the interception.
You put Indianapolis up against any team in the AFC -- Baltimore, N.Y. Jets, Pittsburgh, New England -- and it's not a game where the Colts can't be right there with a chance to pull it out.
bigdaddy2003;594765 wrote:Yeah, they obviously have a shot but I don't see them going that far.
As a long shot.Non;594774 wrote:I would put New England at the head of the class but then the second best team or the team that might face the Patriots for the AFC Championship is up in the air. But I would include Indianapolis still in that group.
Non;594787 wrote:I wouldn't say that.
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, N.Y. Jets and Indianapolis are comparable teams.
If any combination of those teams played in the playoffs it would be a close game.
Non;594809 wrote:Jacksonville doesn't have an easy schedule
Oakland, Indy, Washington, Houston
at least three potential losses
Laley23;594812 wrote:Agree, but anytime you have to rely on a team to lose, I think its considered lucky. I mean, you cant get in by yourself, so it has be considered a bit fortunate.
