Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 11747842)

The Colts have feasted on the on the Chiefs in the playoffs for years

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 11747837)

They kept the wrong coach

Originally Posted by oaklandhater (Post 11747826)

T.Y, Moncrief and Newsome if you add in the fact they traded a 1st for T-rich its been worst then pioli ever was.


Also Keep in mind they Drafted Dorsett with T.Y and Moncrief on that roster.

Originally Posted by oaklandhater (Post 11747805)

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ck-after-loss/

Frustrated Pagano tough on Luck after loss

Posted by Zac Jackson on September 22, 2015, 1:21 AM EDT
Chuck Pagano, Andrew Luck
AP
The Colts were a mess from the beginning Monday night and were ultimately doomed by five turnovers — three Andrew Luck interceptions — in a 20-7 loss to the Jets.

After the game, Colts coach Chuck Pagano didn’t try to hide his frustration with his quarterback and his team as a whole.

“He’s got to take care of the football,” Pagano said in his postgame press conference. “It’s not that hard. It’s not trigonometry.”

The simple math says that the Colts have scored three touchdowns and committed eight turnovers through two games, both losses.

“Can’t turn the damn ball over,” Pagano said.

Gregg Doyel of the Indianapolis Star, who was at the game and at the postgame press conference, wrote that Pagano was “throwing Luck under the bus.”

While the Jets clearly frustrated Luck with a variety of blitzes and sometimes just by simply overpowering them in one-on-one battles in the trenches, Pagano hinted that Luck has to overcome his line’s shortcomings.

“[That has] been the case for three years now, hasn’t it?” Pagano asked. “He should be more than comfortable dealing with it.”

Originally Posted by oaklandhater (Post 11747805)

While the Jets clearly frustrated Luck with a variety of blitzes and sometimes just by simply overpowering them in one-on-one battles in the trenches, Pagano hinted that Luck has to overcome his line’s shortcomings.

“[That has] been the case for three years now, hasn’t it?” Pagano asked. “He should be more than comfortable dealing with it.”

Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 11747867)

Grigson: Let's see, I keep losing because I get dominated in the trenches. I know! I will draft a WR with the number one pick, and spend my free agent money on an old WR with clearly declining skills, and an old RB who still looks pretty good even though he's 32 years old, has over 2,600 carries in his life, and the statistics are pretty clear that at some point soon he will hit a wall and suck big time.

GENIOUS!

Originally Posted by wazu (Post 11747886)

He actually threw Grigson under the bus.