JustHewIt

Don't worry, they're busily typing a response about how our KC win doesn't count because KC was playing badly at the time or something. Or how that game was the Bills personal Super Bowl, so much like the Colts on Saturday, it doesn't really count. I've lurked on this board a long time. This person was so much less contentious when the Pats were front running Super Bowl locks every year. Funny how that works.

Regarding us not beating anyone...that's why I said "Sounds pretty familiar, actually." Because that's us, too. We're having similar seasons. That was the point I was making. Lol. The rest of your post is just so full of hypotheticals and hardly coherent statements I'm not sure what to say. But to summarize--the game situation changed as the game was winding down, and Indy wasn't playing the same scheme they had used to stifle you for most of the game. That's all. Take it easy, Francis.

Well, I think it's kind lame to act like you were just a dropped ball or two away from kicking ass in a game you didn't really score in until garbage time. By that logic, the bills are really a 12-2 team, if not for coming out flat and a miscue here and there. In reality you're a five loss team who has beat up on some bad/injured teams and lost to most of the good teams you've played (and even a couple mediocre ones). You had a stretch of your season that was *****, and you had a stretch that was strong. Sounds pretty familiar, actually. To your other point, the O moved it at the end of the third quarter when you were down 20-0 and running out of possessions. Your other two drives in the third quarter were: 3 plays, 9 yards, INT 6 plays, 22 yards, Turnover on Downs

The Pats gained 2/3 of their total yardage in the end of the third/fourth quarter with the Colts playing a softer D up three scores. Not to mention a horrible pick from Wentz that got them right back in it. Let's not pretend like the game was a close battle the whole way. Also, pretty arrogant to say "The Colts played like it was their SB"....really feeling yourself there, eh? They crushed us, played the Bucs close, shutout the Texans, and beat up you guys for three quarters. Shouldn't teams be playing their best ball in major December matchups in primetime? They're simply playing great ball right now even with an extremely limited QB.

It's so unfortunate. I get the insecurity that we all have, but geez louise. The lowest point of the season for me was listening to the Colts game and hearing E-Wood mention how quiet the stadium was.....it was still first half! The fanbase can't seem to take a punch this year. I hope we can bring the juice tonight!