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Colts fans prepare for the pounding

Cary Kollins

By Cary Kollins,
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I went browsing the Colts fan sites to gauge how they feel about the Panthers game.

From what I gathered, the Colts fans have one unified message for the Panthers:

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"I'll be shocked if we keep this game close. Seriously. This one could be ugly. I'll be surprised if we keep it within 10 points. Hell, I'll be surprised if we even score 10 points!

I'll say Panthers win 31-9. I don't see Luck or our offense doing anything against these guys sadly. This game might be the game that costs peoples jobs...."

"Shut out. Cam manages to put up 25."

"I'll say 28-10 Panthers. Josh Norman has been crazy for the Panthers this year, and I believe he will shut down TY Hilton. I don't see much offense from us and we will get whipped pretty handily."

"panthers 35 to 0 at the half. Luck has two pick sixes from staring down hilton and gore only gets five carries. Luck goes on on scoring fest in second half but too little too late as we lose 35 to 28." 

"It's going to be ugly. Going into their house on a Monday night against one of the best if not the best LB units, top it off with a really good QB that can run the option. I agree with a few of the other posts, I think this game will cost JOBS, although the embarrassment from Sunday should've cost jobs. This game will be over by mid 2nd quarter. Colts-10 Panthers-38."

 

Read more at http://forums.colts.com/topic/41694-colts-vs-panthers-predictions/page-1

 

 

 

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