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Week 14: Colts Week

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  • the redskins with colt mccoy scored 27 against these guys last week...so it can be done....we may need a few more than that though..statistically if you can score more than 28 points you usually win....i say aim for 30 and hope the defense holds them better than the skins defense did....luck tore their secondary up.....

  • jim_brownJ jim_brown

    the redskins with colt mccoy scored 27 against these guys last week...so it can be done....we may need a few more than that though..statistically if you can score more than 28 points you usually win....i say aim for 30 and hope the defense holds them better than the skins defense did....luck tore their secondary up.....

    @jim_brown said:

    the redskins with colt mccoy scored 27 against these guys last week...so it can be done....we may need a few more than that though..statistically if you can score more than 28 points you usually win....i say aim for 30 and hope the defense holds them better than the skins defense did....luck tore their secondary up.....

    Our defense is better. The key is getting pressure against luck. We know what our secondary is capable of but if you let luck set and stand in there for 5+ seconds every time even the best secondary will have a problem.

  • surprised Poetic G hasn't chimed in yet to talk about T Rich gashing his old team because he feels wronged, the same way that Greg Little did.

  • Yea I feel better Tate didn't wind up in Indy.

  • Trent doesn't bother me, Boom on the other hand might be an issue as a chain mover.

  • It's ironic, the Colts biggest advantage on offense is in the rushing game, while our biggest advantage on offense is in the passing game... doesn't seem to make sense...

    It's the same gameplan as all year. We have to score points early to force them to become a one-dimensional offense. We don't have the personnel on D to stuff the rush. It just hasn't happened, and won't happen, so we have to score points in order to force them to pass the football. If we can get the Colts to abandon the run, I have full faith in our secondary to make Luck pay. If the Colts get a lead and can start running the ball... we're done...

    If our offense doesn't start well, and score TDs,... our D has no chance. This will take a full team effort on both sides of the ball...

    #Justsayin'
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  • The offense needs to be able to run the ball and keep Luck off of the field.

  • thenew23T thenew23

    It's ironic, the Colts biggest advantage on offense is in the rushing game, while our biggest advantage on offense is in the passing game... doesn't seem to make sense...

    It's the same gameplan as all year. We have to score points early to force them to become a one-dimensional offense. We don't have the personnel on D to stuff the rush. It just hasn't happened, and won't happen, so we have to score points in order to force them to pass the football. If we can get the Colts to abandon the run, I have full faith in our secondary to make Luck pay. If the Colts get a lead and can start running the ball... we're done...

    If our offense doesn't start well, and score TDs,... our D has no chance. This will take a full team effort on both sides of the ball...

    @thenew23 said:

    It's ironic, the Colts biggest advantage on offense is in the rushing game, while our biggest advantage on offense is in the passing game... doesn't seem to make sense...

    It's the same gameplan as all year. We have to score points early to force them to become a one-dimensional offense. We don't have the personnel on D to stuff the rush. It just hasn't happened, and won't happen, so we have to score points in order to force them to pass the football. If we can get the Colts to abandon the run, I have full faith in our secondary to make Luck pay. If the Colts get a lead and can start running the ball... we're done...

    If our offense doesn't start well, and score TDs,... our D has no chance. This will take a full team effort on both sides of the ball...

    When this happens is when we've had our most convincing wins (Cincy, Pittsburgh)

    When buffalo started running more in the 2nd half is when our whole D started to fold.

  • This probably won't go over well but I could see Trent (boom too) having a big game. We have given up big games to denard robinson and alfred blue. If we don't score early which I don't have too much faith in with hoyer to do, these two will run all over us. My ssd prediction is a loss by a lot. I hope I'm wrong. Hoyer needs to come out strong, TD on the first drive.

  • No way we win this.

    On the other hand, if Hoyer does pull out a win here . . . huge Can of Worms just open back up at the QB position.

    Seeing all the turmoil and back and forth we've gone through this Season, wouldn't be surprised to see this happen - I just don't see it though.

  • What about controlling the clock with our running game to keep Luck off the field. Once they start scoring we have to play catch up. Hoyer to Gordon and run first.

    DAMN THE TORPEDOES! FULL SPEED AHEAD!

  • Indy injury report is up... ours is a bit tardy.

    Indianapolis Colts Injuries

    D'Qwell Jackson LB -- Full Participation in Practice --

    Reggie Wayne WR -- Full Participation in Practice --

    Vontae Davis CB Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Xavier Nixon T Foot Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Andrew Studebaker LB Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Hugh Thornton G Knee Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Jonotthan Harrison C Illness Did Not Participate In Practice Probable

    Dwayne Allen TE Ankle Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Eugene Hilton WR Hamstring Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Arthur Jones DT Illness Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Zachariah Kerr DT Illness Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Lance Louis G Illness Limited Participation in Practice Probable

    Cory Redding DE Knee Limited Participation in Practice Probable

    Erik Walden LB Knee Limited Participation in Practice Probable

    Michael Adams S Back Did Not Participate In Practice Questionable

    Joshua Cribbs WR Knee Did Not Participate In Practice Questionable

    "When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196
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  • ... and the CLE report finally shows... mostly...

    Jabaal Sheard LB -- Did Not Participate In Practice --

    Donte Whitner S -- Did Not Participate In Practice --

    Justin Gilbert CB -- Full Participation in Practice --

    Joe Thomas T -- Full Participation in Practice --

    Gary Barnidge TE Rib Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Robert Nelson CB Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out

    Tashaun Gipson S Knee Out (Definitely Will Not Play) Out

    Paul Kruger LB Illness Did Not Participate In Practice Probable

    Nicholas McDonald C Ankle Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Barkevious Mingo LB Shoulder Full Participation in Practice Probable

    Marlon Moore WR Hamstring Limited Participation in Practice Probable

    Jordan Cameron TE Concussion Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Isaiah Crowell RB Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Karlos Dansby LB Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    "When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196

  • man those lists make me wonder if the NFL has gone far enough in battling some of these injuries. i know you can't stop injuries in football but holy shit, kidneys bruised, ribs broken....what i saw of the cowboys/bears game last night was actually kind of scary. a WR or TE catching a pass and having 3 guys come in and blast the dude (not illegally) after the catch.

    fucking cam might not ever see the field again. i mean out how many weeks with a concussion? when are just going to say the guys brains are scrambled and we can't play him.....again.

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  • Faded said:

    McCoy made some great plays with his feet. Just sayin'...

    so now JF = mccoy? or mccoy = JF?

    lol.

    fucking kids.

  • I hope Cribbs and DQ play, looking forward to seeing them in Cleveland again. I also hope Crowell can overcome his injury to play on Sunday, Browns absolutely need all the help they can get on offense.

  • Looks like Winston may be activated at RB.

    Karlis Missed
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  • Tour, who would you prefer to see playing center on Sunday, McDonald or Seymour?

    Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney
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  • Bob806B Bob806

    Looks like Winston may be activated at RB.

    @bob806 said:

    Looks like Winston may be activated at RB.

    He was active last week, but limited to ST.

    I think he's a good back just lost in depth here and at SF.

  • Listening to some Podcasts and I can't believe what I'm hearing

    We're getting ready to start our 4th Center for this game (Mack, Greco, McDonald, Seymour).

    Seriously?

    And folks are expecting us to pull this one out against the Colts?

    This Season has so far surpassed my expectations, and it has exposed that we need quite an infusion of talent in our depth.

    We've got some good talent, but when hit with the injuries we've suffered this Season it's evident we really need to up the quality of our Depth.

    It surely won't hurt to upgrade our Starters as well.

    Only thing I'm looking forward to this Sunday is that they're now scheduled (thanks to the JFF expectations) to be broadcast locally here on FOX (Washington State) so I can watch them on the Big Screen.

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