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I really respect your team and all that but I hope we beat you this weekend because I paid an arm and a leg for tickets to the game so a victory would make it worthwhile. I'm VERY excited! Just wish the game was later so we had more time to tailgate. :(

GO JAGS! BEAT INDY!

(Or at least don't lose so miserably. :?)

I was worried about this being a trap game for them b/c Jax always plays Indy tough- but I don't think Garrand is going to be able to handle the Indy pass rush. He is mobile- but the pressure will get to him- look for him to throw at least 2 picks and the Indy O will benefit from good field position. Not going to be high scoring b/c of the Jax D- but Indy still pulls it out.

Indy- 20
Jax- 10

I'm not sure Leftwich would've done much better though. Garrard is so much quicker and more mobile. He just needs to learn to throw better to his receivers! And our receivers need to learn how to catch!!! I was so disappointed yesterday. :(

No, I need to see those Dolphins shut up.

Go Colts!

Yesterday on pre-game I heard Rich Gannon call the Jaguars the Jag-wires.

I laffed.

Indy wins this game.

Barring horrible injuries, the colts are gonna run the fukking table. Good luck, Jax, you'll need it.

I like the Indy approach to every game. Dungy takes to the media and states that every team is a possibility to make us look stupid. Indianapolis has no championships of any kind. We need to ride this shit safe for Karma sake. To most Colts fans we cringe at every game that is played. You have got to, this town hasn't won shit and we are cursed for some reason.

So, we have dominated this whole year, but Jacksonville still has the ability to beat us.

I'm scared of Cincinatti. I'm scared of losing an Indy championship of some kind. The Colts speak smart, because they have to. Soon people are going to realize this city has a curse. After the Super Bowl, if Indy wins, there will be no riots, just everyone going home in shock. 3 days later there will be celebration. That is how long it is going to take for this city to realize a sports team did something meaningful. We've been celebrating he Indian's championship for over a decade. Sad.

Patsy ..... SELL the tix now, while you still have the chance. Take what ever you can get. Do not subject yourself to the pain.

BUMP to remind everyone that I think we're gonna win on Sunday!

kcdave wrote:Patsy ..... SELL the tix now, while you still have the chance. Take what ever you can get. Do not subject yourself to the pain.

Whatever dude! I'm gonna go scream my heart out so Mr. Manning won't be able to hear himself talk! ;)

Patsy Stone wrote:BUMP to show everyone exactly how many times I can be wrong in one week

FTFY

Patsy Stone wrote: Whatever dude! I'm gonna go scream my heart out so Mr. Manning won't be able to hear himself talk! ;)

Yeah, do that. That really works!

Sincerely,

Texans fans, Bengals fans, Ravens fans, Patriots fans, 49ers fans, Titans fans (All from stadiums where Peyton has played on the road this year)

I do see a tough game coming though.

Colts - 31
Jaguars - 23

But they cover the spread AGAIN.

Jacksonville can be a rough place

Divisional matchups like Indianapolis-Jacksonville are profoundly different than the other games on a team's schedule. When Jack Del Rio took over as head coach for Jacksonville, he was brought there to stop Peyton Manning and the Colts offense. Since Del Rio's arrival, Indianapolis never has scored more than 30 points against the Jaguars in any game.

Jacksonville and Indianapolis have split the past two years and Jacksonville held Indianapolis to 10 points in their first meeting this season. In that game, Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich got angry with the Colts defensive line. There was a great deal of bad blood between these two teams when they left the field that day. You can expect Del Rio to fuel the inner passion of his team by remembering that game. Even with an inexperienced quarterback in David Garrard, you can expect this game to be close and be one of the hardest-hitting games this season. The intensity level between these two teams will reach a fever pitch. I will not be surprised if the Jaguars win.

Sincerely,
Boomer Esiason

(Yeah I know he's not almighty God or anything, but makes me even more excited for Sunday's game!)

The Faguars are going to get rolled in this game precisely BECAUSE everyone is jizzin' themselves over this being the 'stumbling block' game left on the Colt schedule.

Indy will be UP for this game in a big way.

Colts by at least 7.

Patsy Stone wrote: Sincerely,
Boomer Esiason

(Yeah I know he's not almighty God or anything, but makes me even more excited for Sunday's game!)

If he was, I'd be breathing a lot easier.

sin

Gunnar Esiason

poptart wrote: Faguars

THAT's a new one.

Patsy Stone wrote:

Jacksonville can be a rough place

Divisional matchups like Indianapolis-Jacksonville are profoundly different than the other games on a team's schedule. When Jack Del Rio took over as head coach for Jacksonville, he was brought there to stop Peyton Manning and the Colts offense. Since Del Rio's arrival, Indianapolis never has scored more than 30 points against the Jaguars in any game.

Jacksonville and Indianapolis have split the past two years and Jacksonville held Indianapolis to 10 points in their first meeting this season. In that game, Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich got angry with the Colts defensive line. There was a great deal of bad blood between these two teams when they left the field that day. You can expect Del Rio to fuel the inner passion of his team by remembering that game. Even with an inexperienced quarterback in David Garrard, you can expect this game to be close and be one of the hardest-hitting games this season. The intensity level between these two teams will reach a fever pitch. I will not be surprised if the Jaguars win.

Sincerely,
Boomer Esiason

(Yeah I know he's not almighty God or anything, but makes me even more excited for Sunday's game!)

To give us a fighting chance, we are going to pipe in crowd noise from the blimp.

Jacksonville isn't the stumbling block. Some say San Diego: NO! It is still Seattle. Seattle will have the lock of the playoffs and play their second string and so will the Colts. OR WILL THEY!! If Seattle comes in and plays their starters then they give up the gameplan for the SuperBowl and so does Indy. To many factors in that game. Plus Seattle could use some second stringers to go in and try and get a cheap shot on Peton to injure him. THAT is also something to think about.

You are going to get Peyton up by 30 points still in the game, just to piss me off!!

Gunslinger wrote: Jacksonville isn't the stumbling block. Some say San Diego: NO! It is still Seattle. Seattle will have the lock of the playoffs and play their second string and so will the Colts. OR WILL THEY!! If Seattle comes in and plays their starters then they give up the gameplan for the SuperBowl and so does Indy. To many factors in that game. Plus Seattle could use some second stringers to go in and try and get a cheap shot on Peton to injure him. THAT is also something to think about.

You are going to get Peyton up by 30 points still in the game, just to piss me off!!

I agree with you GS. If there's a loss- its them going into Seattle. But Seattle's secondary is weak and losing Dyson in that aboration of a game on Monday night hurts them that much more. Look for teams to throw all day long on them- I think that is going to be their achilles heel.

I happened to notice a pair in the stands during the Colts-Steelers game,
by the looks of them I'd guess a father and son, done up in Colts' blue.
They looked like a couple rejects from that drug-induced hallucination of a kid's morning show,
"The Doodlebops".



Be afraid. Be very afraid. :P

Have (A LOT) of fun at the game Patsy!

I need the Jags to lose.

Sorry!

trev wrote:Have (A LOT) of fun at the game Patsy!

I need the Jags to lose.

Sorry!

Thanks Trev! S'ok. I understand. ;)

Hope we don't get our asses whooped! I'm headin' out shortly! Have a good day peeps, and may all your favorite teams win!

Including mine. :crossing fingers:

Well THAT was a waste of money! :(

GO COLTS! Met lots of your fans today. Very nice peeps. Hope you go all the way!

Patsy Stone wrote:Well THAT was a waste of money! :(

GO COLTS! Met lots of your fans today. Very nice peeps. Hope you go all the way!

Damn, did you just go m2 on us and post from the parking lot? The game's been over only like 15 minutes.

RadioFan wrote:

Patsy Stone wrote:Well THAT was a waste of money! :(

GO COLTS! Met lots of your fans today. Very nice peeps. Hope you go all the way!

Damn, did you just go m2 on us and post from the parking lot? The game's been over only like 15 minutes.

We left after we fumbled it. We were disgusted.

you should have waited until del rio decided not to onside kick it again. waging the game on an onside kick vs keeping the colts from getting ONE MORE first down?? nice move jackass. keep chopping.

btw, who is calling the jaguars offensive plays? looks like some dildo with an alchoholicas making third and 3 quarterback sneak calls. throw the ball dodownfield until 4 minutes left in the fourth stupid ass;. jack delrio sucks ass.

Bring on the Chargers!!

After that, I now have to refer to the Jaguars as "Raiders-East."

1.) Mike Peterson - Maybe that's why Bill Polian didn't offer you a contract a few years ago. Because you're an asshole. I can understand being frustrated at losing. But spearing a defenseless receiver(Reggie Wayne) in the back as he's on his knees after the whistle blew a full two seconds before shows not only frustration, but also a lack of class, and a lack of any self-control of any kind. And the only possible intent for such a ridiculous act was to injure a player because he has beaten you. Go get yourself some therapy.

2.) And that goes for you too Marcus Stroud since you tried to bury Tarik Glenn's head in the turf on the very next play merely because he stood up for Reggie Wayne and got in Peterson's face.

3.) Jags fans (Maybe not you Patsy) - But I don't want to here any more talk from Jacksonville about the Colts playing dirty just because sometimes when they get to the quarterback they happen to tackle him by the legs. Not only were Mike Peterson and Marcus Stoud guilty of showing a complete lack of respect for the rules of the game, AND WERE FLAGGGED FOR IT, but then the facemask takedown on the punt return in the second half was the most obvious 15 yard/unneccessary roughness facemask takedown I've seen on a football field in many years. And the fact that the Jags fans in the stadium went nuts when the ref announced that that penalty had been offset by Colts holding penalty shows me all I need to know about Jags fan. You people cheered the fact that your boy got away with a penalty that could have ended an opposing players career and/or life. Congradulations! You are now just as bad as Eagles fan and Raiders fan combined.