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Didn't see the Jets-Indy game but the score kind of tells the story, I guess. Colts just fall apart when you play them tough.
This being said, could this be a case of history repeating itself - a Super Bowl pretender gets smashed and emasculated in beat-down by the Patriots, and then the whole franchise just falls apart and has to start from scratch.
@Enron knows all too well which team I am referring to
This being said, could this be a case of history repeating itself - a Super Bowl pretender gets smashed and emasculated in beat-down by the Patriots, and then the whole franchise just falls apart and has to start from scratch.
@Enron knows all too well which team I am referring to
Didn't see the Jets-Indy game but the score kind of tells the story, I guess. Colts just fall apart when you play them tough.
This being said, could this be a case of history repeating itself - a Super Bowl pretender gets smashed and emasculated in beat-down by the Patriots, and then the whole franchise just falls apart and has to start from scratch.
@Enron knows all too well which team I am referring to
This being said, could this be a case of history repeating itself - a Super Bowl pretender gets smashed and emasculated in beat-down by the Patriots, and then the whole franchise just falls apart and has to start from scratch.
@Enron knows all too well which team I am referring to
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Poor @Ocelot. So close, yet so far. You lose the game right here: http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/20150...ameinfo|contentId:0ap3000000536340&tab=videos
Bow before the greatest to ever play this game ...
Second, the league today is a watered down pass interference festival that penalizes defenses for ticky tack fouls. I can sit back there and throw for at least 3500 yards.
Third, Brady never met Lawrence Taylor, and no QB ever will again.
You kids missed out on the greatest era of football that was ever played. Between 1978 and 1993 was the greatest time for the NFL. Receivers feared going over the middle when a Ronnie Lott, Jack Tatum. or Steve Atwater were patrolling the middle. Receivers earned their money like Jerry Rice, Steve Largent, Art Monk, and Charlie Joiner. QB's like Dan Marino and Dan Fouts were lighting up the score boards. And every offensive player on the field kept one eye on Lawrence Taylor. I'd love to see Tom Brady play with the rules from the 70's through the early 90's. He would have gotten smashed!
