Chicken Boo

Without the defense stepping up the way they did in the 2nd half and the zone on the final series, the Colts lose. It's that simple.

A random playoff game, in which Manning and the Colts overcome a 21-3 deficit to beat Brady and the Pats in the AFC Championship? It was a memorable one. Not for nothing, they were 2nd in the league against the pass.

Did you watch the game? Do you remember it? Literally, a defensive play is what sealed it.

The Dungey defense that held the Patriots to 13 points in the 2nd half, yes.

Without Dungy's defense, Manning doesn't win a Lombardi in Indy.

A Super Bowl victory.

You aren't being forced to celebrate anything. It's simply being celebrated by those who support those certain groups.

Josh will be 31 by the end of this deal. I don't feel I need to elaborate on what needs to happen between now and then.

The only part I winced at is "Proud, Christian, determined man." Like his religious beliefs have anything to do with anything. If he were Buddhist, would it have been mentioned?

McDungy...I can dig it.

More than that, I think Stef just wants to win.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the restructure prolongs his time here, giving Stef and the team fewer avenues for an out.

Give it a day or 2. I'm sure there's more. People on here complain about the media, but they feed into and fuel everything they hear when the situation suits them. Never about the franchise as a whole or Josh though. That's blasphemy.

Mangusta > Pantera, but yes. Both are primo

There are outliers, but it's so hard for defenses to be dominant these days.

Aaron Maybin would develop.

All aboard the Ben Johnson train 🚆

After all these years...

Thank God! Taking snaps from better talent...

That's your opinion. Drew was a stat padder. 2nd all time in passing yards, but is barely a top 10 QB all time.

14 Ints in 17 playoff games is costly. I distinctly remember him throwing pivotal interceptions in 3 of his later playoff appearances and while not playing well overall. The Saints ignored defense because they were strapped by Drew's gaudy cap hits. Graham and Colston overlapped prime years in only 3 seasons. Kamara and Michael Thomas the same. 3 seasons. For the record, I'm not a Drew Brees fan. His stats are misleading, which is why he had several 7-9 seasons while in his prime.

And that had nothing to do with Brees's penchant for turnovers? Those Saints offenses weren't loaded with talent. It was a very good system.

I've been banging the table for #1 caliber WR for years now, just to have the additional talent. Diggs turns 30 this year and is now seemingly becoming more volatile. It would be nice if you all remembered this around draft talk time next year, but I won't get my hopes up.

Sean Payton. With this current roster and 2 weeks to game plan, he'd be hard to beat. I really liked how aggressive he was in 2010 vs Peyton and the Colts.

🍿