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Very unlikely that the Colts will go 0-16


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lol wonder if the Panthers will be able to afford two number ones (if they work out) in a few years on top of Cams next contract.

#1 and #2 pick in 2012

#1 and #2 pick in 2013

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Andrew Luck

Extra #1 pick in 2013 rookie contract would expire 2 years after Newton's rookie contract is up. This was the trade proposal was being projected by NFL geeks, not me.

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#1 and #2 pick in 2012

#1 and #2 pick in 2013

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Andrew Luck

Extra #1 pick in 2013 rookie contract would expire 2 years after Newton's rookie contract is up. This was the trade proposal was being projected by NFL geeks, not me.

yeah, I understand what draft the picks will come in. :rolleyes:

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That's ridiculous logic. 0-16 is 0-16. Only one 0-10 team that had to go 0-6 to finish the season 0-16 ever did, which makes it very unlikely that the Colts also will. The reason why only one has is because they all started playing HARDER to avoid doing so, like the Colts will do this week.

The Colts don't want to go 0-16, so as the Season winds down, expect them to play harder to avoid 0-16. This is a game they feel like they SHOULD WIN, and they think it's critical to avoid 0-16. If they lose this one to a "2-8" team at home, it'll crush them, and they'll feel like 0-16 is guaranteed.

Therefore, expect the Colts to play this game harder than any other one than the last one if they enter Week 17 sitting at 0-15.

Again, your reasoning is flawed.

clearly you don't understand the concept

With each game they lose, the chances of them going 0-16 goes up. It's quite simple actually.

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