How I will miss hearing those words this season.
Re-live Peyton Manning to Reggie Wayne highlights from the 2010 season:
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18 to 85 (Pierre Garcon) 2010 season highlights (must watch for circus catches):
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18 to 17 (Austin Collie) 2010 highlights (even though Collie had a shortened season because of injuries, his chemistry with Manning was amazing):
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Week 1: Texans v. Colts 2011 Game Highlights
What a weekend.
I spent half the time bawling over the sad and touching 9/11 tributes and the other half crying and shaking my head at how unprepared the Colts were in their ugly, ugly, fugly loss to the Texans. Peyton Manning was not there and it clearly showed.
Speaking of Manning, please send the tough guy some well wishes. As the rest of the world probably already knows, he took a chunk out of his hip bone to use for his third (second this year) neck surgery. It's a more painful and aggressive procedure and has the potential to cause him lifelong hip discomfort, but he opted for the procedure because of the potential for a speedier recovery (6-8 weeks). While the Colts still have not put him on IR, my gut tells me he will not be returning to the field this season. Even if he did recover that quickly, I still would not want him on the field until he was 110%. The thought of him taking hits just months removed from serious surgery makes me cringe.
And Manning is such a team player. He instructed his agent to "protect the team" in case his neck didn't heal as planned, so the Colts can opt out of his contract. The Colts seriously owe it to him to do everything they can to be a better team offensively, defensively, and special team-sively.
But, back to the Week 1 game.
As I am currently in Asia for work, I stayed up until 4 AM watching a livestream of the game. I wanted to turn it off and not ruin my sleep schedule for the rest of the week, but I just couldn't! It was like watching a train wreck. It was so bad, I just had to keep watching. Anything that could have gone wrong went wrong.
Carnage:
Some Salvation:
I wanted to see more of Austin Collie, but he was noticeably more invisible. Garcon didn't have a circus catch, but Dallas Clark had a one-handed catch that was cool to watch but ultimately didn't make an impact.
Watch highlights of the game here:
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Next week, the Colts play the Browns. Hopefully things will get better. Like Dwight Freeney said, "It can't get worse."
Pause.
"I hope."
Doh.
On the other hand, for once I will be able to watch the Colts play football with relatively little stress. With no Peyton Manning in the game to be potentially injured, I am way more relaxed during the games!
Go Colts!
I spent half the time bawling over the sad and touching 9/11 tributes and the other half crying and shaking my head at how unprepared the Colts were in their ugly, ugly, fugly loss to the Texans. Peyton Manning was not there and it clearly showed.
Speaking of Manning, please send the tough guy some well wishes. As the rest of the world probably already knows, he took a chunk out of his hip bone to use for his third (second this year) neck surgery. It's a more painful and aggressive procedure and has the potential to cause him lifelong hip discomfort, but he opted for the procedure because of the potential for a speedier recovery (6-8 weeks). While the Colts still have not put him on IR, my gut tells me he will not be returning to the field this season. Even if he did recover that quickly, I still would not want him on the field until he was 110%. The thought of him taking hits just months removed from serious surgery makes me cringe.
And Manning is such a team player. He instructed his agent to "protect the team" in case his neck didn't heal as planned, so the Colts can opt out of his contract. The Colts seriously owe it to him to do everything they can to be a better team offensively, defensively, and special team-sively.
But, back to the Week 1 game.
As I am currently in Asia for work, I stayed up until 4 AM watching a livestream of the game. I wanted to turn it off and not ruin my sleep schedule for the rest of the week, but I just couldn't! It was like watching a train wreck. It was so bad, I just had to keep watching. Anything that could have gone wrong went wrong.
Carnage:
- Kerry Collins - sacked, fumbled, turned the ball over, stood like a statue in the pocket. Is it me or does he look like the oldest 38 year old ever? He makes Matt Stover (former Colts' Kicker) look like a teenager.
- Special Teams - allowed lots of yards on punt returns and even a punt return for a TD (Adam "Money in the Bank" Vinatieri missed an easy field goal. He also missed an easy on in the preseason, but he nailed a 50 yard one too. Not worried about Mr. Clutch.)
- Tackling - What? What tackling? Exactly.
- Penalties - I know, it's just the first game of the season, but the Colts are usually pretty clean on penalties.
- Right side of the offensive line - It's going to take some time for the OL to get it together, but I was hoping for more.
- Coaches - I really dislike Coyer. What on earth is he doing to allow the Texans to run so many bootlegs. Hello! It's all they do against the Colts. And Caldwell. Sigh. I will give him the benefit of the doubt and assume that behind the scenes, he is different from the way he presents himself to the media and fans (a well-fed and less competent Dungy). But he does not seem inspire... anything. Confidence least of all. When I think of him, instead of thinking of the fire and passion a football coach should have, I think of fish. Cold fish, like sashimi too. Wtf.
- Dierdorf - Still one of the worst sports announcers ever.
- Reviewing EVERY scoring touchdown - Blah, just slow down the game even more why don't you.
Some Salvation:
- Awesome shoes and gloves (I love you America!)
- Reggie Wayne - This guy played his heart out. And he actually has a really big heart. Before the game, he was talking to a military vet in the stands and the guy asked Wayne if he could have the football if he caught a TD. Wayne remembered after the game and gave the guy the ball.
- Castonzo looked good in his debut
- Addai ran well. I am happy he was re-signed.
- Pat Angerer, Gary Brackett, Dwight Freeney played their hearts out.
- Saturday fought under the pile to hold onto the football. (Ahem, Hank Baskett, take notes please.)
- Schaub still has stoner-Ben Affleck face.
I wanted to see more of Austin Collie, but he was noticeably more invisible. Garcon didn't have a circus catch, but Dallas Clark had a one-handed catch that was cool to watch but ultimately didn't make an impact.
Watch highlights of the game here:
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Next week, the Colts play the Browns. Hopefully things will get better. Like Dwight Freeney said, "It can't get worse."
Pause.
"I hope."
Doh.
On the other hand, for once I will be able to watch the Colts play football with relatively little stress. With no Peyton Manning in the game to be potentially injured, I am way more relaxed during the games!
Go Colts!
In honor of 18 to 88
One of Marvin Harrison's best catches from Peyton Manning during the Colts vs. Titans game in 2003. Pierre Garcon's one handed Magneto-glove catch last year was pretty awesome too.
Man, I miss Harrison, James, and Glenn. Though Blair White reminds me a bit of Stokely.
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Man, I miss Harrison, James, and Glenn. Though Blair White reminds me a bit of Stokely.
Today would have been Colts vs. Steelers
If only Nick Folk didn't make that last second field goal, today we'd be watching Peyton Manning and the Colts face off against the Steelers. But as we all know, wild card Saturday did not play out that way, so instead we have the Ravens vs. the Steelers.
I am rooting for the Ravens for these reasons and these reasons only:
They are totally unrelated to football talent and skill, but I don't care. You don't fly on a robot raven and destroy Saturn for no reason.
But for a trip down memory lane, here are some highlights from the Colts vs. Steelers game back in week 10 of 2008. The Colts were behind, but Manning managed to engineer another comeback to win the game 24-20:
I am rooting for the Ravens for these reasons and these reasons only:
- Ben Loss-his-burger would get another chance at a ring if the Ravens lost
- Ray Lewis did a good job narrating the NFL piece on Manning being the number 8 football player in the league
- Ray Lewis' Old Spice commercial was funny
They are totally unrelated to football talent and skill, but I don't care. You don't fly on a robot raven and destroy Saturn for no reason.
But for a trip down memory lane, here are some highlights from the Colts vs. Steelers game back in week 10 of 2008. The Colts were behind, but Manning managed to engineer another comeback to win the game 24-20:
Wild Card Playoffs: Colts vs. Jets 2011 Highlights
I still feel a twinge in my heart when I think about last night's game. It isn't as painful a blow as last year's Super Bowl loss, but it is what it is. The Jets beat the Colts by 1 point (one freakin' point!), kicking a last second field goal to win the game 17-16, officially ending the Colts' season.
If you missed the wild match-up, watch highlights from the game here:
Credit: 18pmc18, NFL Game Highlights
Peyton Manning and the blue horses tried their best, but they just couldn't keep within their razor thin margin of error. Number 18 was on his game last night, but unfortunately, the rest of the team came up short.
If you missed the wild match-up, watch highlights from the game here:
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Peyton Manning and the blue horses tried their best, but they just couldn't keep within their razor thin margin of error. Number 18 was on his game last night, but unfortunately, the rest of the team came up short.
Blast from the Past: Colts vs. Jets 2010 AFC Championship Game Highlights
Peyton Manning and the Colts play the New York Jets this Saturday in the first round of playoffs. The two teams played twice last year, with the Jets winning a meaningless game in December when Caldwell decided to rest starters. However, in their second match up, the Colts went on to win the AFC Championship game.
I remember watching that game. And I distinctly recall feeling worried at the end of the first half.
The Jets came out roaring and sacked Manning twice from the get go. Number 18 was visibly frustrated and our defense was visibly asleep. In the days leading up to the game, all everyone could talk about was the Colts' decision to rest starters and how that would kill their momentum. And with the Jets leading into the half, could it be that those people were actually right?
However, something happened in the locker room during half time. Manning and company returned to the field only to carve up the Jets' defense and win the game, 30-17.
Watch the highlights from the 2010 AFC Championship game here:
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This highlight reel made me nostalgic, worried, and proud all at the same time.
Nostalgic for the 2009 team when our starters were healthy, worried for the Colts team this year because most of the guys making plays in the highlight reel are now on IR, but ultimately proud because our men in blue have truly done a great job. The personnel changes were unexpected and the in-season adjustments were shaky at times, but Manning and the Colts just kept chugging along. In fact, the C in Colts should stand for Comeback.
As for the game this Saturday against the Jets, the Colts have a good shot at winning. I'll bust out my magic 8 ball to answer questions about the game tomorrow.
I remember watching that game. And I distinctly recall feeling worried at the end of the first half.
The Jets came out roaring and sacked Manning twice from the get go. Number 18 was visibly frustrated and our defense was visibly asleep. In the days leading up to the game, all everyone could talk about was the Colts' decision to rest starters and how that would kill their momentum. And with the Jets leading into the half, could it be that those people were actually right?
However, something happened in the locker room during half time. Manning and company returned to the field only to carve up the Jets' defense and win the game, 30-17.
Watch the highlights from the 2010 AFC Championship game here:
Credit: GoTitans102831
This highlight reel made me nostalgic, worried, and proud all at the same time.
Nostalgic for the 2009 team when our starters were healthy, worried for the Colts team this year because most of the guys making plays in the highlight reel are now on IR, but ultimately proud because our men in blue have truly done a great job. The personnel changes were unexpected and the in-season adjustments were shaky at times, but Manning and the Colts just kept chugging along. In fact, the C in Colts should stand for Comeback.
As for the game this Saturday against the Jets, the Colts have a good shot at winning. I'll bust out my magic 8 ball to answer questions about the game tomorrow.
Week 17: Colts vs. Titans 2010 Highlights
There was no magic blue fairy dust in today's game, but Peyton Manning and the Colts managed to eke out a win over the Tennessee Titans on an Adam Vinatieri field goal - final score 23-20. I expected our men in blue to jump out to an early lead, but the Titans played hard and kept the game tied up until the last few seconds.
Though this game didn't go the way Dan Dierdorf most people thought it would, the Colts still won the AFC South. With the Kansas City Chiefs losing to the Oakland Raiders, the Colts clenched the number 3 seed in the AFC and will host the New York Jets in the first round of playoffs. They would have won the AFC South anyway, thanks to a Texans' shellacking of the Jaguars, but a loss to the Titans tonight would have put them at the number 4 seed to face off against the Ravens instead of the Jets.
Watch highlights from the Colts vs. Titans game here:
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Adam Vinatieri's game-winning 43-yard field goal:
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As irrationally optimistic as I've been in the past few weeks following the Colts' breakout running game, I know there are chinks in the armor that even Peyton Manning can't fix.
Though this game didn't go the way Dan Dierdorf most people thought it would, the Colts still won the AFC South. With the Kansas City Chiefs losing to the Oakland Raiders, the Colts clenched the number 3 seed in the AFC and will host the New York Jets in the first round of playoffs. They would have won the AFC South anyway, thanks to a Texans' shellacking of the Jaguars, but a loss to the Titans tonight would have put them at the number 4 seed to face off against the Ravens instead of the Jets.
Watch highlights from the Colts vs. Titans game here:
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Adam Vinatieri's game-winning 43-yard field goal:
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As irrationally optimistic as I've been in the past few weeks following the Colts' breakout running game, I know there are chinks in the armor that even Peyton Manning can't fix.
Week 16: Colts vs. Raiders 2010 Highlights
As God has appeared to smite the Colts during the course of this regular NFL season, today the die rolled in favor of the men in blue: the Chiefs beat the Titans, the Jaguars lost to the Redskins (making a Colts' loss today meaningless), and the Bengals whooped the Chargers (taking our Achilles heel out of playoff contention). Three weeks ago, the Colts were in the dirt and Manning was in the worst slump of his career. Fast forward three games and the Colts are back in contention, leading the way. Manning was off sync with his passing game today (2 picks), but the Colts refused to be smote.
My Top WTF Moments:
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Though the offense seems a bit rusty in the passing game, hopefully the renewed running game and defense will make up for the lack of timing between Peyton and his receivers.
One more game left against the Titans and it's a home game. If we win/tie or Jacksonville loses against Houston, we're in the playoffs. We can do it! I know we can!
Go Colts! Hit the jackpot!
My Top WTF Moments:
- The Colts are running the ball.... again! - Donald Brown, Joseph Addai, Dominic Rhodes, and even Peyton Manning himself had quite the running day. For a team ranked 28th in the NFL for rushing, we did a darn good job running the ball, averaging close to 5 yards per carry as a team. Brown and Addai had some good gains and boy, I've really missed Addai blocking at the line. I was actually expecting to see a little more of Brown, given his breakout performance in last week's game, but with Rhodes running like a man possessed, I had nothing to complain about. Rhodes is older, but he looked younger and stronger than ever. Manning capped off a mediocre offensive performance by running 27 yards all the way down to the Raiders' 4 yard line. I'm sure he could have made the touchdown, but after sliding, he took two knees to end the game with a respectable margin. Unlike well-known stat-padder, Tom Brady.
- Cut that meat - What a way for the defense to carry the team! With Manning and the offense out of stride, the defense did their job by sending the Raiders on numerous three-and-outs. Notoriously crappy on away games, they really stepped up today, just like they did last week against the Jaguars. I almost had a heart attack when Antoine Bethea was injured though, but fortunately, he was only a little shaken up. Let's keep this defensive fire burning!
- Penalty flags - There was a lot of yellow being thrown on the field today. Luckily, most of the calls were on the Raiders, with Peyton catching the Pirates for two offsides. Jeff Saturday actually got into it with some of the Raiders' players, but I'm glad the situation didn't escalate into a Andre Johnson-Cortland Finnegan fist fight. It was more like a rendition of Saturday's "I'll knock you out" to Houston's Mario Williams.
- Conservative Caldwell - I'm always screaming at my TV when the Colts are at 4th and 1 and decide to punt. Just go for it! You have Number 18 in the bank! And this is a "playoff" game! The Colts could have kicked a field goal in the fourth quarter, but Caldwell punted to the Raiders for them to score a touchdown on their ensuing drive. That left everyone antsy for the onside kick, but luckily Tamme jumped up like a great white shark to recover the ball. I understand the need to be cautious (God knows I'm highly risk averse), but sometimes Caldwell needs to stop being such a punt-loving, conservative coach. It's only his second year as head coach, but let's hope he does nothing but improve in the years to come.
- Austin Collie on the sidelines - I was surprised to see him there. After his multiple concussions, I thought he'd be bubble-wrapped and forced to take 3 hour naps around the clock. I didn't think he'd fly out with the team, but I was really happy to see him dressed in streets clothes and looking well. I know some people are calling for him to retire, but he seems like he's going to be okay. He just needs to take some time off and think things through. Here's to Collie getting better soon!
- Jacoby Ford return for a touchdown - Special teams, WTF?! This gave me eerie flashbacks to Super Bowl XLI, but then I calmed myself because... the Colts won that Super Bowl! At any rate, having kickoffs returned for a touchdown is not good.
Credit: 18pmc18, NFL Game Highlights
Though the offense seems a bit rusty in the passing game, hopefully the renewed running game and defense will make up for the lack of timing between Peyton and his receivers.
One more game left against the Titans and it's a home game. If we win/tie or Jacksonville loses against Houston, we're in the playoffs. We can do it! I know we can!
Go Colts! Hit the jackpot!
Week 15: Colts vs. Jaguars 2010 Highlights
Peyton Manning and the Colts clench a must needed win to stay alive for a playoff spot. The offense, defense, and special teams came together to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-24.
Even though the Colts held a lead throughout the game, the Jaguars made some nice plays to narrow the gap to 3 points towards the end of the game. Tyjuan Hagler caught a really bad onside kick by Josh Scobee and ran it down for a touchdown to seal the win for the Colts.
My Top 3 WTF moments:
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One down, two more to go. Let's go Colts!
Even though the Colts held a lead throughout the game, the Jaguars made some nice plays to narrow the gap to 3 points towards the end of the game. Tyjuan Hagler caught a really bad onside kick by Josh Scobee and ran it down for a touchdown to seal the win for the Colts.
My Top 3 WTF moments:
- Austin Collie getting injured again. - My heart stopped when I saw him get hit in the head like that again. Collie is so integral to the Colts' offense, you can really feel them come alive whenever he plays. He walked off the field on his own but was out for the rest of the game. Two concussions in such a short span? Poor kid can't catch a break! I hope he gets better for good because he is a really talented player with lots of potential. *Sending good vibes to Mr. Collie*
- Donald Brown. - Donald, who? He made up for my earlier disappointments by having a really good game running the ball during a really crucial match up. Brown had two 40+ yard runs and drastically cut down his signature no-gain-run-into-my-teammates'-backs carries. Whoever this Donald Brown is, he definitely showed up and needs stay for good.
- That maybe-maybe not fair catch by Mike Thomas. - Make up your mind and either waive or don't waive. Thomas appeared to signal for a fair catch before running the ball back for a touchdown. Officials said his hand wasn't a full length above his head so the touchdown stood, but I've seen players waive with less enthrall than that. Take a lesson from Blair White and waive like a proper player.
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One down, two more to go. Let's go Colts!
Week 14: Colts vs. Titans 2010 Highlights
Peyton Manning and the Colts win a crucial game against the Titans, beating them 30-28! We really needed a win and overall, the team dynamics felt pretty good:
No doubt there's still lots of work to be done. They need to play better than they did tonight, but Manning and the Colts are chugging along, grinding, and doing the best they can. Just three more must-win games and they make the play-offs. Like Manning said, he may have been in a slump the past few weeks, but hasn't he been on like "an eight and half year hitting streak"? Let's hope that streak continues and never ends!
Watch highlights from the Colts vs. Titans game in Week 14 here:
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And a post-game interview clip where Manning discusses "hanging in there":
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- Manning had a great game (ZERO interceptions, by the way)
- Reggie Wayne made some good catches (including a 50 yarder)
- Pierre Garcon was on fire (how did he even break out of that tackle clusterfuck to run an extra 40 yards?)
- Adam Vinatieri is still Mr. Clutch at 37 years old (not that that's old or anything)
- Special teams recovered a missed hike by the Titans (Taj Smith is really stepping up)
- Defense played well but unfortunately started to give up yards in the second half and allowed the Titans to narrow the gap. They did enough for tonight, but down the long playoff stretch, enough just won't cut it.
No doubt there's still lots of work to be done. They need to play better than they did tonight, but Manning and the Colts are chugging along, grinding, and doing the best they can. Just three more must-win games and they make the play-offs. Like Manning said, he may have been in a slump the past few weeks, but hasn't he been on like "an eight and half year hitting streak"? Let's hope that streak continues and never ends!
Watch highlights from the Colts vs. Titans game in Week 14 here:
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And a post-game interview clip where Manning discusses "hanging in there":
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Week 13: Colts vs. Cowboys 2010 Highlights
I don't even know what to say after tonight's game. It was so intense, my butt was clenched the whole way through and now it won't unclench itself. I thought Peyton Manning and the Colts would come back and win it, but it was not to be.
Yea, yea, Manning had four picks... again. Two returned for a touchdown... again. Is he in a slump? Or is he playing injured? Or is he just trying to do too much with too little and stressing himself out? I say all of the above. But what comes up must come down (come down just a tad in Manning's case) in order to go back up again, so I believe Manning will be fine. No, Father Time's not catching up with him. Manning has much more left in his tank.
With all of the Colts' mistakes tonight, they still put up a good fight. The last touchdown drive before OT was especially amazing.
Watch the highlights of the Colts vs. Cowboys game here:
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I don't know if it's time to throw in the towel for playoffs, but they are not looking like a contender for anything close to the Super Bowl. I love Manning and the Colts to death. They have a lot of work to do, but I know they can do it! Go Colts!
Yea, yea, Manning had four picks... again. Two returned for a touchdown... again. Is he in a slump? Or is he playing injured? Or is he just trying to do too much with too little and stressing himself out? I say all of the above. But what comes up must come down (come down just a tad in Manning's case) in order to go back up again, so I believe Manning will be fine. No, Father Time's not catching up with him. Manning has much more left in his tank.
With all of the Colts' mistakes tonight, they still put up a good fight. The last touchdown drive before OT was especially amazing.
Watch the highlights of the Colts vs. Cowboys game here:
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I don't know if it's time to throw in the towel for playoffs, but they are not looking like a contender for anything close to the Super Bowl. I love Manning and the Colts to death. They have a lot of work to do, but I know they can do it! Go Colts!
Week 12: Colts vs. Chargers 2010 Highlights
What, does Cris Collinsworth want to have a secret lovechild with Philip Rivers or something?
"You gotta love this kid."
"This kid just loves football."
"You gotta love this kid."
"This kid is just a bundle of energy and gets everyone around him all excited!"
"You just gotta love this kid."
We get it. You wish you were the guy on the bottom:
But okay, okay. I'm done making lame digs that don't even make any sense.
Rivers is a good quarterback and tonight just wasn't Peyton Manning's night. What a disappointing game. It certainly was not the beat down I was expecting. I thought the Colts still had a chance at halftime. Actually, I almost always think they have a chance, even in the fourth quarter, as long as the ball is in the hands of Number 18. But today was one of the rare days when I finally had to admit defeat.
Here are the highlights for the Colts vs. Chargers game, final score 36-14:
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If you are bummed out about the loss (like me) or just really don't like Philip Rivers (like me), these pictures will cheer you up:
Gotta admit, it's kind of hard to hate someone when you are in awe of their stellar range of facial contortions.
"You gotta love this kid."
"This kid just loves football."
"You gotta love this kid."
"This kid is just a bundle of energy and gets everyone around him all excited!"
"You just gotta love this kid."
We get it. You wish you were the guy on the bottom:
But okay, okay. I'm done making lame digs that don't even make any sense.
Rivers is a good quarterback and tonight just wasn't Peyton Manning's night. What a disappointing game. It certainly was not the beat down I was expecting. I thought the Colts still had a chance at halftime. Actually, I almost always think they have a chance, even in the fourth quarter, as long as the ball is in the hands of Number 18. But today was one of the rare days when I finally had to admit defeat.
Here are the highlights for the Colts vs. Chargers game, final score 36-14:
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If you are bummed out about the loss (like me) or just really don't like Philip Rivers (like me), these pictures will cheer you up:
Gotta admit, it's kind of hard to hate someone when you are in awe of their stellar range of facial contortions.
Monday Night Miracle - 2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Indianapolis Colts
Here's a Monday blast from the past highlight of Peyton Manning's incredible 21 point 4th quarter comeback against the Buccaneers back in 2003:
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It was probably the best homecoming (this game was Dungy's first return to Tampa Bay after they fired him) and birthday present Tony Dungy ever received.
Week 11: Colts vs. Patriots 2010 Highlights
I really, really, really thought Peyton Manning and the Colts would stage another comeback for the win. You could just feel them getting hot in the second half. If only Manning didn't throw that last pick... But you know, considering the three interceptions, multiple penalties, sucky defense, and injured players, I think Manning and the Colts did pretty well. The Patriots played a really good game against a not-so-perfect Colts team and it was still a nail-biter to the end. Manning is going to be under fire for losing the game, but the game would have already been lost if he didn't suit up. Cut the man some slack. Look at what he has done for his team ever since he took his first snap as a rookie!
And while I'm at it, give Pierre Garcon a break too. Yea, he's made mistakes and yea, Manning may be frustrated with him, but he's playing with a hamstring injury and may just be having an off-year. Let's hope he gets better towards the end of the season, like he did in 2009.
On a side note, I was surprised to see Austin Collie play. Each hit he took after catching a ball made me cringe. Even though I wished someone with his skill set could stay on the field, I was relieved when they pulled him from the game. Manning will need his good receivers healthy for the tough matches ahead!
Here are highlights from the Colts vs. Patriots game, Patriots winning it 31-28:
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Next game is with the Chargers. I have an irrational dislike for Phillip Rivers. So, come on Colts! Lets get healthy, get some more reps down, and give Rivers a nice beat down at home.
And while I'm at it, give Pierre Garcon a break too. Yea, he's made mistakes and yea, Manning may be frustrated with him, but he's playing with a hamstring injury and may just be having an off-year. Let's hope he gets better towards the end of the season, like he did in 2009.
On a side note, I was surprised to see Austin Collie play. Each hit he took after catching a ball made me cringe. Even though I wished someone with his skill set could stay on the field, I was relieved when they pulled him from the game. Manning will need his good receivers healthy for the tough matches ahead!
Here are highlights from the Colts vs. Patriots game, Patriots winning it 31-28:
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Next game is with the Chargers. I have an irrational dislike for Phillip Rivers. So, come on Colts! Lets get healthy, get some more reps down, and give Rivers a nice beat down at home.
Mid-season MVP - Peyton Manning?
Peyton Manning won the MVP award last year and I think he should win it again this year.
Here's a flashback to his 2009 season MVP highlights (cue super dramatic music):
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Here's a flashback to his 2009 season MVP highlights (cue super dramatic music):
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Week 10: Colts vs. Bengals Highlights 2010
Peyton Manning and the Colts beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-17.
Here are the highlights of the game:
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Game highlights with user commentary:
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Here are the highlights of the game:
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Game highlights with user commentary:
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Week 9: Colts vs. Eagles Highlights 2010
Sorry this is late. It's getting harder to find an embedded video link for NFL Colts football game highlights.
By now most of you have probably already heard about Austin Collie's concussion. I'm so glad that he is okay! He will be sitting out the Colts' game this Sunday against the Bengals.
Peyton Manning was picked off at the last minute during the Eagles game. I was really hoping the Colts would make a field goal and take the win, but oh well. The Eagles won 26-24, dropping the Colts to 5-3 and tied for first in the AFC South.
Here are the highlights from the week 9 Colts vs. Eagles match in case you missed it:
Credit: ahufinger, NFL Game Highlights
Week 8: Colts vs. Texans Highlights 2010
Peyton Manning and the Colts continue their home-game winning streak against the Texans. The Colts won last night's match up, 30-17. Now they lead the AFC South! Even though a bunch of key players are injured, Manning and the Colts still managed to get the job done.
If you missed the game, here are some highlights (including Peyton Manning throwing a block for Garcon):
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If you missed the game, here are some highlights (including Peyton Manning throwing a block for Garcon):
Credit: VikesHighlights , NFL Game Highlights
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Week 6: Colts vs. Redskins 2010 Highlights
The Colts' latest win against the Redskins puts them tied for first in the AFC South at 4-2. Peyton Manning and company beat out McNabb and company, 27-24 for the the win.
Here are highlights of the game:
Credit: RedskinNationHTTR, NFL Game Highlights
Including Pierre Garcon's amazing one handed catch:
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Here are highlights of the game:
Credit: RedskinNationHTTR, NFL Game Highlights
Including Pierre Garcon's amazing one handed catch:
Credit: MrDannySports
Week 5: Colts vs. Chiefs 2010 Highlights
And the Colts win it, 19-9! There was only one touchdown during the game (shockingly, through running the ball instead of an aerial attack), but Peyton Manning and the Colts did the job and are now sitting at 3-2 in the AFC South.
Here are some highlights from the game:
Credit: DominiqueTheNFL
Here is a longer and better GameDay highlight by the NFL.
And some film footage from the game, shot by a fan:
Credit: TheManFromGallifrey
Colts vs. Chiefs Sound FX:
Here are some highlights from the game:
Credit: DominiqueTheNFL
Here is a longer and better GameDay highlight by the NFL.
And some film footage from the game, shot by a fan:
Credit: TheManFromGallifrey
Colts vs. Chiefs Sound FX:
Credit: MrDen4169
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