Monday, December 7, 2009

Courtesy of Peter King's MMQB


"Factoid of the Week That May Interest Only Me

The last time the Colts lost in the regular season came eight days before Barack Obama was elected president -- the night Tampa Bay and the Phillies tried, in vain, to finish the World Series in an insane frigid downpour in Philadelphia. In other words, not many people noticed a loss by the Colts on that Monday night.

But it's interesting looking back. That loss made the Colts 3-4. We all had serious questions about whether Peyton Manning was just too gimpy coming off his two knee procedures -- the first to remove his bursa sac, the second to deal with the staph infection that set in afterward. Marvin Harrison was a shell of himself. Austin Collie was playing at BYU. Pierre Garcon's head was swimming, trying to adjust to the jump from Mount Union (Ohio) College to the NFL. The Colts couldn't run. The Colts couldn't stop the run.

What a difference 58 weeks makes."

Read the full Monday Morning Quarterback report here.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

12 - 0

Colts 27, Titans 17

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Are we there yet?

Today, the headlines on MSNBC scream:

OFFICALS TRY TO SELL AFGHAN STRATEGY

I would imagine that it's difficult to sell a war strategy to anyone.

But then the article was accompanied by a picture of our officials, looking anything BUT engaged in the topic of converstion.

I mean, seriously. Have you ever seen a more bored looking group of people?

Sunday, November 29, 2009

11 - 0

Colts 35, Texans 27


And the AFC South Division Title!!

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Football...a metaphor for life?



- From the Comic "Betty," 11/25/09


Monday, November 23, 2009

10 - 0

Colts 17, Ravens 15

And HUGE props to the Defense for limiting the Ravens to a field goal when they were 1st and goal on the Indy 1. Three attempts to get into the end zone from a yard out and the defense shut them down!

Sunday, November 15, 2009

9 - 0

Colts 35, Patriots 34
And it was a NAIL-BITER!!! Down by 17 at one point, 21 points in the last quarter.