What will you consider progress in Indy? The Poll
 

I was there the last time. About 5-10 Planeteers shared the pain together;

Not making Manning punt and a offense running LJ up the ass of his own offensive line are part of our history. We can reasonably expect a better performance this time.

But, what is going to be consider progress? Not going to attempt to define progress, thats up to you.

If we win I would consider it a major sign of progress, but only because we'd have Manning's head-cherry on top of the 4-0 sundae.

If we lose, no matter the score, I'm not gonna get upset. We could get blasted to smithereens and it wouldn't mean anything to me.

Our hostory?

So now we are Indy's whores?

"Gather round chillins and let me tell you the tale of how Peyton Manning picked up a woman one night. She was wearing red. When it was over, every entry point on her body matched the color of her clothes."

If we can get the ball to Bowe and Chambers on some deep plays I would consider that success.

Im pretty much with GC here. I think we have a legit shot at a win (hence my making a bet with Hootie on it) but if we get destroyed, there will be plenty of learning experiences mixed in to make me ok with it.

Do we have to have an email address to vote

If we get blown out, that will be highly disturbung to me.

This game sets up nicely for the Chiefs to establish progress, whether it's a loss or a win.

Their weaknesses play to our strengths.

If we don't win by 2+ scores, that's a big step back. Unless Jamaal gets more carries.

I'll only be disturbed if the signs of weakness in the blowout are exhibited in future games.

Couldn't agree more.

Force at least one punt?


Seriously, I'm tired of losing to Indy. I really want a win.

If Cassel could get a season ending injury and Croyle could be our QB for the rest of the season and stay healthy that would be success.

welll played sir :LOL:

Being competitve, win or lose. Play hard, hustle. Making Peyton uncomfortable, if possible, or just putting him to the ground 3-4 times in the game. Cassel playing more like he did in the 49ers game than in the first two games. Winning the run game, which while on paper seems a given, didn't work out well last time the Chiefs had LJ and the Colts had the worst rushing defense in the league. Berry not letting a receiver get behind him all game. And seeing the Chiefs win against a very defeatable Colts team.

Hey, let's be competitive; that's a good place to be. **** that. It's about leading the league in ****ing wins.