Originally Posted by KCrockaholic (Post 9220260)

Jamaal Charles’ stat sheet reads: nine attempts for 10 yards, but he gained 15 after contact and forced a missed tackle.

Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan (Post 9220261)

And he really should have an extra 40 yards to his name.

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic (Post 9220263)

Indeed.

Originally Posted by cdcox (Post 9220194)

Yeah, Indy is very beatable. They will be something like a 53% favorite to win according to AdvancedNFLStats.com.

Their W-L record is way above their Pythagorean wins (record is better than expected based on their point differential).

Hopefully part of Romeo's deal with Clark for a soft landing is that we don't go too far out of our way to win any of the remaining games.

This is a trap game in the Geno race. I just want this season to be over with us on the clock.

Originally Posted by tk13 (Post 9220176)

The Colts have laid some real eggs on the road too. They're allowing something like 31 points/game on the road. Most of their wins have literally been by 3-4 points. They have one blowout victory, but it was against Jacksonville. So there's that. Then again, they were also one of Jacksonville's two wins.

That's why they're 9-5, probably in the playoffs... yet they've been outscored by about 50 points on the season.

Originally Posted by dannybcaitlyn (Post 9220307)

INDY will have extra motivation for this game. They win and they are in the playoffs!

Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning (Post 9220142)

Interesting game.

The whole OL sucked. Only Asamoah had a positive grade. Winston led the team in pressures allowed.

Jon Baldween got himself a huge amount of snaps, 48, with 37 pass. He was targeted 4 times for 0 catches. :LOL:

The D was a mixed bag. Tyson Jackson did nothing, as expected, in his 23 rushes. Further proof that his "improvement" was a mirage.

Most of the D was pretty awful. Poe did nothing in 68 snaps. DJ and Hali sucked. Brandon Siler did have a pretty nice game with a +0.9 and 4 stops, which is good for him.

But there was one bright spot.

Eric Berry had a monster +5.7 game, which happens only a few times a season at most positions. He made 7 stops, which is a lot. He was also targeted in coverage just twice, allowing 1 catch for 7 yards.

We lost the game and saw further proof that Berry is getting back to where he needs to be. I'm pretty happy.

Interesting season note: Berry is 2nd in the NFL in stops for safeties. I think you'll see him back at SS this year. He's done a good job in run defense.

Before anyone whines: a stop is defined thusly.

Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan (Post 9220364)

garbage stats. Can't you see that these fantastic football players who are worth their salt is doing nothing but laying down? Crennel is a defensive guru, couldn't happen without laying down.......ah forget it, I can't believe what I am writing why should you?

Originally Posted by hometeam (Post 9220362)

Fortunately our dismal coaching will lead us to another loss, regardless of the other teams defensive rankings.