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TNF: IND at TEN

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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No pun intended but luck is the luckiest guy ever! No way poo like that happens for any other team. Always something that brings the colts back in it for a win

Luck (not the QB) is part of every single game that gets played, including ours.

That LaFell fumble that bounced right back to him wasn't an example of skill.

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at what point do people stop calling the Colts lucky, and admit that they find ways to win? we always bitch about no one giving Cam respec, what does the guy have to do?

They don't. It doesn't fit the narrative.

They believe any credit Luck gets is somehow a slap in the face of Newton.

And yes, I realize how silly that is for grown men, but whaddya gonna do?

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Is Kubiak getting a stroke while his FG kicker misses 3 FGs part of the narrative? Is playing in by far the weakest division with 3 teams devoid of a QB part of the narrative? Is being down 38-0 to the Rams at home part of the narrative? Luck(y) is no football deity. Far from it.

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Luck (not the QB) is part of every single game that gets played, including ours.

That LaFell fumble that bounced right back to him wasn't an example of skill.

His games are full of non skill plays on how they win. That one under throw that luck threw and was a sure pick but he bats it right to Reggie Wayne for the TD. Like what the hell
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Is Kubiak getting a stroke while his FG kicker misses 3 FGs part of the narrative? Is playing in by far the weakest division with 3 teams devoid of a QB part of the narrative? Is being down 38-0 to the Rams at home part of the narrative? Luck(y) is no football deity. Far from it.

But us having a bunch of losing teams on our schedule has no effect, right?

Yeah you're right. Luck can't do anything at all. He's never thrown a good pass, made a good run or done anything worthwhile whatsoever :rolleyes:

(sheesh)

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His games are full of non skill plays on how they win. That one under throw that luck threw and was a sure pick but he bats it right to Reggie Wayne for the TD. Like what the hell

But the ball that got tipped and fell into Greg Olsen's hands was all part of the plan, right?

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nobody is saying he doesn't belong in the league. He is just not special.

Please :unsure:

Right now, he's Archie Manning, a great QB on an awful team. And admitting that does nothing to slight Can in any way.

Maybe one day you guys will have enough confidence to let go of your insecurities and admit that. Till then, the Legion of Jealous Teenage Girls rolls on.

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We didn't just have losing teams on the schedule, we obliterated losing teams on our schedule, including the team that lambasted Luck(y)'s team last week. Luck(y) and MVP were used in the same sentence in this thread. Facts and statistics show that is truly a ludacris comment, or should be anyway.

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