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Writers are acting all upset because JT sounds like he isn’t thrilled with the outcome. Really? What in the hell did they expect, the man lost in a very public way-of course he isn’t happy to be back. Who of us are happy when we have a shown down with anyone and lose? But he understands that he really has no choice. He must also get that the better he plays the better his situation will be next year. Add to that that he will be on a team with those pressures to produce and his own innate competitive spirit I am not the least worried. I’m just happy and excited to see him and AR in the same backfield finally.
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I actually thought he was very smooth in staying on point. (His point).
That had to piss off all the press that thought they would sidetrack him, he handled them.
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Agreed I thought he handled it will considering all that has gone on. He lost, I don't expect him to admit it and lose face, it is what it is and he is moving forward.
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It's clear that the only way for him to succeed now is to succeed on the playing field and I'm good with that. If he plays his ass off like he did two years ago, Colts could actually get to the playoffs, where anything is possible. If after that he stays with the team and gets a nice contract, I'm good with that. If he says he still wants to go elsewhere, as long as they can get a satisfactory trade for him, I'm good with that too.
Bottom line, let's hope he plays his ass off.
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