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You’re a solid poster puck but stop making excuses, we should have won this dam game. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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We just aren't very good right now. Simple
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The Colts lost to a good team by 1 point. An improvement over the NE game
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Good article from stampede Blue about how it doesn’t matter who they fire, the offensive line is not good enough to win in the NFL. It wasn’t Marcus Brady, it wasn’t Frank Reich. It was and still is the offensive line.
Also discouraging to see how bad Parks Fraziers play calling was yesterday. They ran the ball 80 percent of the time on first down for .75 yards per carry. That’s pathetic any way you look at it. And way to predictable in the NFL. https://www.stampedeblue.com/2022/11...nt-the-problem |
I think it was Casey Stengel who said this, but it applies to all sports "more games are lost than are won"
The Eagles were ripe for a loss. Plain and simple, they didn't play well and they still came out with a victory. Why? The Colts gave away that game. Saturday talks about accountability? I don't believe a single player on offense should be able to look in the mirror after that tired effort. |
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I think we have some issues with Play design as well, these short passes into the flat for a 3-6 yard loss just don't make any sense at all. In some cases it would Be better if the WR just spiked the ball to the ground. |
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I don't think that he was necessarily making excuses for the loss, I think that he was specifically pointing out that the Eagles' defense is among the best in the NFL overall this season. That said, the Colts had a chance to end the game when they had a 1st-and-goal from the Eagles' 5 yardline, and they failed to deliver the knockout punch by not getting the ball into the end zone ...... the Eagles have a good defense, but they aren't the 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers. o |
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