Breaking News Polians Fired in Indy

[frash.exe]

lol I was about to comment on the great defense, but rayzor beat me to it. Indy has never had a great defense, just two great DEs for a long time. The only time they ever got their defense to play respectably it was at the right time (end of the year into the playoffs) and they won the Super Bowl.

rex grossman was no challenge either

[Snake]

Oh the Irony. The same guy Manning told to stay in school last year, will be the QB taking his job this year.

[charlotte49er]

Oh the Irony. The same guy Manning told to stay in school last year, will be the QB taking his job this year.

Irony, or did Manning plan it?

With all the records that Peyton Manning holds, he really wanted just one of them. He wanted Brett Farve's "Iron Man" record. After Farve kept coming back and coming back and coming back, Peyton knew the one record he wanted, he wasn't going to get.

With the one record he wanted, Peyton, let it go and had surgery. (His neck had been giving him problems all the entire previous season.) Or else why did he wait so long to have his initial surgery?) Peyton knew that the Colts would slip back into their losing ways if (aka: the 80's and 1/2 the 90's.)

So he puts off surgery, tells Andrew Luck to stay in school another year and has the surgery and at least one more. Even with the late season, Manning isn't playing.

The rest as they say, is history. Colts Sux royally! Get the #1 draft pick, the same guy that Peyton told to stay in school one more year. Now the Colts are poised to make Andrew Luck their #1 draft pick. (No matter what Whitlock says.)

MAYBE, when Peyton writes his autobiography, the truth will come out. MAYBE!

[Gazi]

they haven't drafted well in years. no surprise here.

[pstall]

they haven't drafted well in years. no surprise here.

no doubt. first time in TEN years they didn't make the playoffs. such poor long term planning.

makes me glad we understand success here in Carolina. ;)

[frash.exe]

Irony, or did Manning plan it?

With all the records that Peyton Manning holds, he really wanted just one of them. He wanted Brett Farve's "Iron Man" record. After Farve kept coming back and coming back and coming back, Peyton knew the one record he wanted, he wasn't going to get.

With the one record he wanted, Peyton, let it go and had surgery. (His neck had been giving him problems all the entire previous season.) Or else why did he wait so long to have his initial surgery?) Peyton knew that the Colts would slip back into their losing ways if (aka: the 80's and 1/2 the 90's.)

So he puts off surgery, tells Andrew Luck to stay in school another year and has the surgery and at least one more. Even with the late season, Manning isn't playing.

The rest as they say, is history. Colts Sux royally! Get the #1 draft pick, the same guy that Peyton told to stay in school one more year. Now the Colts are poised to make Andrew Luck their #1 draft pick. (No matter what Whitlock says.)

MAYBE, when Peyton writes his autobiography, the truth will come out. MAYBE!

if it actually happened peyton could write a book about it if he wanted the colts, and by extension, manning himself to get accused of tampering

[Gazi]

no doubt. first time in TEN years they didn't make the playoffs. such poor long term planning.

makes me glad we understand success here in Carolina. ;)

5 years of poor drafting is why they're in a bad shape. Not even sure Manning would have taken them to playoffs this year. Learn to work kid

[Carolina Husker]

no doubt. first time in TEN years they didn't make the playoffs. such poor long term planning.

makes me glad we understand success here in Carolina. ;)

Lose one guy and become the worst team in the league.

Can't explain that.

[pstall]

would you guys like to make the playoffs 10 straight years or once every 5 or 6?

[bleys]

would you guys like to make the playoffs 10 straight years or once every 5 or 6?

so that means we get to bring in a fresh Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy as well?

[Carolina Husker]

would you guys like to make the playoffs 10 straight years or once every 5 or 6?

How much do you think Payton had to do with that? Take him away and it immediately becomes the worst team in the NFL, as we've seen.

Look at that Colts roster today and tell me it's not the least talented team in the entire league.

[Gazi]

lol

[Mr. Scot]

1998: The Colts are the worst team in the league (1-15). Because of this, they hire Bill Polian. Then the team gets Peyton Manning.

2011: The team loses Peyton Manning. The Colts are the worst team in the league (2-14). Because of this, they fire Bill Polian.

Full circle.

[pstall]

would you rather have 10 straight playoff appearances, even if it meant darnt it we are just a one man team or every 5 or 6 years maybe, just possibly, perhaps...oh so...cl...ose...you get in?