The colts show up

So the game started after my parents' party to renew their vows for their 40th aniversary, so through the haze of premium beer and scotch I managed to see some of the game and thought the colts played on fire... and slinced a couple critics that didnt see the colts as being a legit 3-0 team... Fort Wayne's own Justin Cohn picked the Cards to win, saying that the Colts Defense would be exposed by the first legitimate offense they faced... blah blah...

Pez wrote:So the game started after my parents' party to renew their vows for their 40th aniversary, so through the haze of premium beer and scotch I managed to see some of the game and thought the colts played on fire... and slinced a couple critics that didnt see the colts as being a legit 3-0 team... Fort Wayne's own Justin Cohn picked the Cards to win, saying that the Colts Defense would be exposed by the first legitimate offense they faced... blah blah...

The Colts D was on fire, especially considering the competition they were playing. Rumor has it Freeney will be out a couple of games with an injured quad muscle. I hope you saw Garcon pimp slap Antonio Rogers-Cromartie (damn hyphonated last name) when he ran a reverse. Easily my favorite play of the game.

Nah man... I really had to wake up the next day and ask my wife, "did the colts manage to hang on and win?" it was a long busy day getting ready for the shindig and then the shindig itself. I am hoping it will be on NFLN this week.

Colts D had pressure on Warner every time he dropped back to pass. He didn't have many opportunities to set his feet and focus downfield. The Colts played without Brackett, Hayden and of course Sanders. Kieaho played at middle linebacker, and much to my suprise overall he did well there. Addai and Brown looked good splitting time in the backfield, Reggie had a great TD catch, and Garcon is going to make other team's defense spread the field more.