[Ninja Mouse]

Originally Posted by Kellster

Also, the Colts' defensive game plan was beyond terrible; they were so scared of the deep ball they let Brees tear them up underneath.

I dunno wtf the defensive back for the Colts was thinking on the Shockey TD. He lined up in the ****ing endzone... Shockey took 2 steps and was like KTHXBYE!

[Kolder]

Originally Posted by Kellster

Also, the Colts' defensive game plan was beyond terrible; they were so scared of the deep ball they let Brees tear them up underneath.

Kind of the same for the saints. Look at clark wide open underneath constantly and Addai pounding us.

[Kellster]

Originally Posted by Ninja Mouse

I dunno wtf the defensive back for the Colts was thinking on the Shockey TD. He lined up in the ****ing endzone... Shockey took 2 steps and was like KTHXBYE!

The main difference between the Colts and the Saints is just that New Orleans is much better coached.

Actually, the main difference is that New Orleans has a head coach that isn't just a figurehead.

And Indy got too far away from how they usually play; too conservative, especially at the end of the half.

I also think Indy's receivers got exposed a little for what they are - just regular guys who are lucky to be playing with Manning.

[Kellster]

Oh, and even though he'll probably get lost in the shuffle due to Brees' play and Peyton's pick-six, Vilma was ****ing fantastic in this game.

[AlphaNeo36]

Originally Posted by maskedpen¡sfromvenus

better question is why do the colts even have an offensive coordinator?

they were joking on ESPN radio about colts should name manning as their offensive coordinator for 15 mil then pay him league minimum as QB to jew the cap.

You're underestimating what Tom Moore does.... he's talking to Manning during every huddle and tells him what plays to run. If you don't recognize the influence he has on the Colts success, I'm at a lost for words.

[licence_to_kill]

Originally Posted by Kellster

Also, the Colts' defensive game plan was beyond terrible; they were so scared of the deep ball they let Brees tear them up underneath.

Thats exactly what a cover 2 does

[Kolder]

He really was. Constantly at the point of the tackle, in the backfield, and even making deep coverage plays in the end zone. If porter's pick 6 wasn't so valuable I'd give him Def MVP. I'll let them share that title in my mind.

[Ninja Mouse]

Originally Posted by Kellster

Oh, and even though he'll probably get lost in the shuffle due to Brees' play and Peyton's pick-six, Vilma was ****ing fantastic in this game.

Vilma is an absolute stud. He's been incredible all season. I'm so glad the Jets went full retard and let him walk

[Hawke]

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