I'm definitely happy that the Eagles won, but this was another heart-attack game. I'm glad they are coming back in these games because it shows a resilience that many teams don't have, and that will be useful late in the season.

Having said that, Kelly needs to figure out these slow starts. We cannot keep starting horribly in the first half and expect to keep coming back (especially with the NFC west on our schedule).

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

September 16 2014 03:34 GMT

#1930

Damn, Parkey is cold.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

September 16 2014 03:34 GMT

#1931

Ladies and Gentleman, Your Indianapolis Colts! Squandering the primes of the two greatest QB talents in two consecutive generations!

sung_moon

United States10110 Posts

September 16 2014 03:34 GMT

#1932

Thank goodness.

Better get these slow starts figured out though. Going to bite them in the ass one of these weeks.

Aveng3r

United States2411 Posts

September 16 2014 03:40 GMT

#1933

No reason at all for me to be upset right now, but FUCK espn for construing this great victory into how the refs failed the colts. Fuck them. That play on Hilton was 100% clean and McCoy got horse collared exactly in line with how the refs have been calling that penalty. FUCK espn right now. Fuck em.

On_Slaught

United States12190 Posts

September 16 2014 03:43 GMT

#1934

On September 16 2014 12:40 Aveng3r wrote:
No reason at all for me to be upset right now, but FUCK espn for construing this great victory into how the refs failed the colts. Fuck them. That play on Hilton was 100% clean and McCoy got horse collared exactly in line with how the refs have been calling that penalty. FUCK espn right now. Fuck em.

I'm an Eagles fan and I think it should have been holding on the Interception. Having said that, Colts had the ball with 3:30 on the clock in a tie game and did absolutely nothing.

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

September 16 2014 03:47 GMT

#1935

On September 16 2014 12:34 cLutZ wrote:
Ladies and Gentleman, Your Indianapolis Colts! Squandering the primes of the two greatest QB talents in two consecutive generations!

You make a good point. If the Colts were constructed with half of the creativity that the Saints or Packers have been over the past decade, they would have like more than one win in the big game. Really makes you wonder how few games they'd win if they didn't have Luck or Manning. Oh wait...

ShloobeR

Korea (South)3820 Posts

September 16 2014 03:49 GMT

#1936

So... Sproles for King of Pennsylvania?

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

September 16 2014 04:02 GMT

#1937

On September 16 2014 12:47 AgentW wrote:

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I mean, the 2011 Colts had terrible QB play, but IMO even with above average (think Donovan Mcnabb 1999-2009 and 2009 on) they probably make the playoffs only 1-3 times, instead of 13 of the 15 past seasons.

LeeDawg

United States1306 Posts

September 16 2014 04:08 GMT

#1938

so this week, my girlfriend watched her first football game EVER with my dad and I. The two of us are die hard Jets fans, and naturally, in true Jets fashion, this game was one of the two times in my life I wanted to cry over a sporting event. Thing is, she really enjoyed watching with us, and wants to do it again, even though it was a heartbreaking loss.

She's a keeper for sure.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

September 16 2014 04:35 GMT

#1939

On September 16 2014 12:47 AgentW wrote:

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Too bad Irsay didn't get suspended around the draft and the free agent signing period. A few seasons of those and the Colts might have a decent team around Luck.