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Let's go colts!
If colts lose they will officially get the #1 pick. http://blogs.nfl.com/2011/12/22/col...nf-loss-to-texans/?module=HP11_headline_stack -
Just for you Paul, I am at the game trying to throw some Dolphins mojo out there.
On the 20,first row on the Texans sideline. GO Colts!Paul 13, alen1 and MikeHoncho like this. -
I can say this, the intensity level on the sideline from the offensive coaches and the defense as a whole is something to behold. Peyton is everywhere, it really reaffirms my belief that Peyton, and only Peyton is the true leader of this team, not Caldwell, who appears to be a statue.
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If Peyton did have that intense competitive fire, he would probably be named HC on March 8th or whatever that day is, if he just retired.
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You've noticed the bird**** too?
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What an awful, awful call. The Colts look pretty much deflated after that one... game looks all but over IMO.
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The air was ripped from the stadium...then the crazy catch. Still I feel the Colts will.win!
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Mojo!
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1st n goal!
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Fins Mojo yall!!
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I am happy to say I was wrong.
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Well well well... I woke up just in time to see the end. :sidelol: We may have been handed a reprieve. All is not lost... now the cost is going to be expensive. Will it be the Rams or Vikings at #1 who can be a trade partner for us? oh boy...
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Couple things:
1. I'm not overly happy. Ireland will not trade up, so we arent getting Luck, unless Ross forces him which I don't think happens either. We can assume the Vikings will but who knows, maybe the Redskins do. Then we still wont get Luck, RG3 or Ponder. [I'm actually assuming the Rams get the top pick. I think maybe Vikes beat the stumbling Bears.)
2. If you could trade up would you? Think of it this way...wouldn't you trade your last 3 #1 draft picks for Andrew Luck? I would. I'm assuming he will be a top QB. -
2 in a row.They don't need Luck!
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Yes... certainly if both of the other two teams win a game and the Colts lose next week, that puts them back at #1 and takes the SOS tiebreak out of the picture. The SOS is the most sort after stat since hoping the Pats would lose one a couple years ago... -
I've run the SOS% with a full 16 game projection. If the Colts finish tied with either St Louis or Minnesota, they are very likely to still pick #1 overall because their SOS% is much lower. (Edit: actually it's impossible for Minnesota or St Louis to get ahead of Indy based on their SOS tiebreaker) In other words, we need the Colts to beat the Jags next week to have a shot at seeing Indy out of that #1 overall. Minnesota has a home game next week vs Chicago which they conceivably could win. St. Louis has games against Pitt and San Fran, which they are likely to lose. In other words... it's still a long shot for Indy to not have the #1 overall. :pity:
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Agreed. He has put up pretty good numbers, just has to lower the INTs a little which is a problem with most rookie QBs. I think the Vikings trade out of this pick and get one hell of a coupe if they do end up with the 1st overall pick.
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You think they would be interested if we offer Jake Long and our 1st round pick? Kills two birds with one stone. I just don't know how the cap situation would work out and if it even is a possibility.
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Colts still getting the number 1 pick. They would have to beat the Jags and Minnesota finishes out 0-2 for them to lose the first pick.
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