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When I was a kid, I read Joe Namath's biography. When he was in high school, the team punter was injured. The head coach at Beaver Falls High School told Joe that he would have to punt for the team for the upcoming game. Namath told him, "Don't worry, coach, our offense will be so good that we won't have to punt" ...... just as Namath asserted, they didn't have to punt, and Beaver Falls High won the game going away.

And of course, there was the 2003 divisional playoff game in which NEITHER TEAM had to punt in the Colts' 38-31 victory over the Chiefs in Kansas City.


I'm not necessarily asserting that the Colts won't have to punt at all against the Raiders, but if the offense can play well enough to minimize the punting, then the loss of our long-snapper will be at least somewhat minimized.

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Field goals AND extra points, made a difference with the Cards

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Yes, they do. And it could potentially be a much bigger difference if the Colts have to punt a lot.

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Kyle Nelson was signed in case they need him Sunday according to the Star.

Is he the finest one armed long snapper from the U of Wallamaloo, New South Wales Austrialia?

I really think their leverage is minimal.

It’ll be interesting to see how the Supreme Court rules regarding the federal mandate, but the precedent has already been set and there are already people that have given up their jobs because they refused to be coerced into compliance.

I don’t believe the NFLPA is exceptional within this context. Perhaps only one or two Darius Leonards come in a generation but every year there is a new crop of kids with dreams of generational wealth who will be more than happy to comply with the owners contractual demands.

Actually polio is on the rise. In 2020 200 cases of polio and 600 vaccine derived cases in the world.


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Losing Rhodes at this juncture to COVID may be a blessing in disguise. Sure it may hurt us against Oakland but it assures he will be off COVID protocol through out the playoffs. His is another position that we don't keep a back up and can be hard to find if he went down in the playoffs. Thing keep breaking our way even when our guys get COVID. This is the year. Puck is right.

Out of 8 billion people? I cant tell by your typing if you are serious

What's confusing? You literally said that, "No one has had polio or small pox in decades", and now you clap back because he points out that polio is still around? 200 is more than no one in decades, and if it's around, it's not been eradicated.

That said, folks, get your gd shots. I've been getting crushed since Christmas night with this Omicron fucker, which is supposed to have less serious symptoms than Delta or Alpha, and I've had my shots. It's the literal worst. It might be "just a cold" for some, but for plenty of others, it's no joke.

Protect yourselves, Freaks.

Three more Colts removed from the COVID-19 Reserve List today:

QB Carson Wentz
RT Braden Smith
CB T.J. Carrie

The Colts also made a bunch of other roster moves in advance of the Raiders game:

https://www.colts.com/news/carson-we...7-roster-moves

Wentz, Smith and Carrie all activated as of today for tomorrows game per Colts .com

200 out of 8 000 000 000 is insignificant. And children are still vaccinated for polio. So chances of getting it is incredibly low.

Im sorry you caught it. I happy you were vaccinated, but if you feel worse go to the hospital. I hope you recover soon.

It’s been eradicated from the US, not the world. Common misconception. But still pretty minimal considering what it once was.

Carson Wence has been activated from the Covid list.

All hail the CDC and Jim’s bribe!

https://twitter.com/barstoolindy/sta...150478849?s=21

You probably have Delta would be my guess. Still 27% of the cases in the US. Especially if it’s in your lungs, omicron hasn’t been able to replicate in the lungs like prior strains. This is the one we want to completely dominate and take over so it can be the endemic. When a virus mutates into a fast spreader it loses its anger and becomes tamer. That is exactly what happened to the Spanish flu, so let’s hope for the same to happen with the Wuhan flu so we can take politics out of it.


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I don’t know what his condition is, but as I understand it, he still has to be symptom free in the morning in order to be cleared to play.

I would hope he was feeling fine, otherwise why the hell activate him. Doesn't he need a negative COVID test?

From what I understand, there's no more testing back into eligibility. Five days and you're back, free of testing for 90 days.

As far as symptoms... These guys have all the resources in the world. There are regimens out there that are beating this thing with a quickness. Like get sick Monday, test negative Wednesday quick.

Teams might not discuss it, but it seems obvious they have these regimens planned, primed, and ready to go. And if it's not obvious to you, Aaron Rodgers just said as much the other day on McAfee's show.

Sendejo was just placed on the list.

Aaron Rogers very specifically got into this on the Pat McAffee Show last week.

Missed it. What did he say?

I tested positive yesterday for the 3rd. time. Not sure about them but I take a 1K dosage of vitamin C twice a day and 1K dosage of vitamin D once a day and my regular vitamins. I don't drink or smoke, not in great shape, but not walking diabetes either. I was a two sport athlete in school so I am suspecting for those guys who are specimens of health its not as bad as it could be. The worse thing for me so far is the quarantine part. I am very active and being in the house for 10 days is subject to getting me killed by the wife.

My cousin who is also in pretty good shape spent 5 days in hospital with it. I think if you have some hidden comorbidities it will light you up. He is a cancer survivor, but always takes care of himself. I don't think you are going to see any of these guys doing what I do. With their stature they have access to more than I could ever imagine.

A lot. Specifically regarding the treatment... He said he knew that the regimen that he used (that he referenced in November) was being employed by NFL players/teams. May or may not have used the phrase, "behind the scenes." Been a while since I listened.