Only Colts Fans Understand Colts Fans……..
The Indianapolis Colts travel to Seattle to play their toughest game of the season. Their newfound confidence will be tested in prime time in perhaps the loudest arena in the NFL. QB Jacoby Brissett continues to impress and CB Vontae Davis (pictured)
Colts first-year GM Chris Ballard has gutted the roster to make the Colts younger, faster, and more physical. His trade turning former GM Ryan Grigson’s first-round bust WR Phillip Dorsett into starting QB Jacoby Brissett (pictured) was brilliant (if a week
Things are finally looking up; both in the Colts win column and on my prediction scoreboard. Despite Pagano’s (pictured) predictable “coaching-to-not-lose” philosophy instead of coaching to win with a comfortable lead in the second half, the Colts did just enough to earn
I never stop being surprised at how team and player fortunes can swing from week to week in the NFL. After the Rams loss, Colts fans were staring into the abyss and wondering about the possibility of a Top 3 draft pick.
CB Rashaan Melvin (pictured above) started 9 games for the Colts in 2016, but was slotted to provide quality depth in the secondary this season. With former Pro Bowler Vonte Davis manning the right side of the secondary, the Colts invested heavily
Like the Colts, I was more competitive this week while failing to actually get a victory. After starting the season 0-4 in my predictions, there was only one direction I could go; no matter how incremental. On to the scoreboard: I boldly
Like the Colts offense, I can’t do much worse this week with my predictions. I can’t possibly go 0-4 again. Can I? The season is young, but this already feels like a very important game for the Colts with many possible reverberations
The Colts list T.J. Green as a strong safety yet started him at cornerback against the Rams in the season opener. Yet another curious decision for a team that had their 2017 first round pick CB Malik Hooker and 2nd round pick
The results are in and the Colts apparently wanted to ensure that I was not considered a savant in week one. In the closing paragraph of my prediction column, I mentioned that “It could be a sloppy, low-scoring, and aesthitically unpleasing game..”.
Predicting what will happen in an NFL game is rarely easy. It is even less so on opening week, with several starters out with injuries, with multiple young players starting on both sides of the ball, against a team led by new
