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Luck4Reich 12-08-2019 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by kitekrazy (Post 146892)
Every playoff loss during the Luck era the winning team put at least 50 on the board.

Interesting..... Ravens beat the Luck led team only put up 24.
Chiefs 31 last year.

Pat's beat them twice and neither time reached 50. Yes they put up 40 but not 50.

Maybe fact check first.

kitekrazy 12-09-2019 12:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luck4Reich (Post 146953)
Interesting..... Ravens beat the Luck led team only put up 24.
Chiefs 31 last year.

Pat's beat them twice and neither time reached 50. Yes they put up 40 but not 50.

Maybe fact check first.

OK not 50 but how about ass kickin? Don't need a fact check there.

albany ed 12-09-2019 07:16 AM

It has come to that time of the year, when I start doing the following:

1. Looking at the college prospects and who the Colts may draft
2. Looking at the potential free agents the Colts may want to sign
3. Assessing the best teams in the AFC and determine which ones might be able to keep the fuckin' pats from another Super Bowl

* Is Brady coloring his hair?

kitekrazy 12-09-2019 08:45 PM

I wonder if we will ever see again in the NFL where a 6th round QB becomes one of the best ever to play in the NFL?

Or Unitas who was cut from the Steelers?

You have to be really bad in the NFL to get a chance at potential franchise QB.

Most teams never get that guy. The Colts were fortunate going from Manning to Luck is a short time.

It seems odd and depressing that the Colts are weak at starting QB.


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