Those 2 tackles were game-changing.

Colts only had one TD drive that started in their own territory. If the offense and special teams didn't keep putting the defense in bad spots, the good (imo) game that the defense had would have been much more apparent.

Or maybe if the Colts had been forced to have longer drives to score they would have.

They had 13 drives starting in their own territory. They scored a TD on one of them.

Did you know that Alex Smith was the first quarterback to throw for 200 yards against the Texans' defense?

39 pts....loss...enough said.

I did not know that, thanks for the information.

Pressure Pampered Peyton you get picks and punts. We won't let up like Indy did. 6 of those ducks he floated get picked by KC. Reminded me of that Charger Indy game a few years back.

Lipstick on a ****ing pig, dude.

39 points.

Right........Toke it up

So what you're saying is that if you had this guy starting at QB you would have won:

http://www.trbimg.com/img-52640d93/t...tart-2-001/600

I mean, that's what you're saying, right? Alex Smith wins games by punting and field position. Peyton Manning wins games by scoring points.

You're saying letting your fartshit defense win the game would have been a better strategy in beating the Colts.

Nevermind that your defense has AIDS and gave up 36 points by the 4th quarter. It was all because they were in tricky positions!

Dookie-Nacho

That is all.

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I can recall two dropped passes off the top of my head that would have been over 50 yard touchdown passes for the Colts.