by Kent Sterling The Indianapolis Colts weren’t an 11-5 team last year because of the play of their left guard, running back, and tight end, and whatever record they earn in 2013 won’t be because of season ending injuries to Donald Thomas, Vick Ballard, and Dwayne Allen. They are the gallbladder, spleen, and second kidney of […]
by Kent Sterling The Colts were rolling down the field, appearing to have the number of the Miami Dolphins defense. On the Miami 34 facing second-and-one, Colts offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton took a shot deep to Darrius Heyward-Bey down the left side followed by another throw to DHB on third-and-one. Drive stalls, Adam Vinatieri knocks […]
by Kent Sterling Back in the mid-2000s, the Patriots had special players all over the field. They were an amazing team, we thought, because their parts were phenomenally talented. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter The legend of the hoodie, we thought, was a myth written on the hard work of the gifted players […]
by Bert Beiswanger Cheesy headlines aside, the Indianapolis Colts left a lot of questions unanswered in Sunday’s season opening comeback win against the Oakland Raiders. We still don’t know for sure what the offense is going to look like under the play calling of Pep Hamilton. We still don’t know if the offensive line will […]
by Mark Tinsley Julian Edelman was the number one receiver for the New England Patriots on Sunday. Let that set in for a minute. Starting today, and every Wednesday forward, I will offer my best advice for your fantasy football team. Do you sit Maurice Jones-Drew? Do you sit Chris Johnson? What do you do […]
by Kent Sterling Two members of the Indianapolis Colts aren’t going to get a lot of sleep this week. Offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton and right tackle Gosder Cherilus will spend a lot of time preparing to face one of the most frightening left defensive ends in football as Cameron Wake of the Miami Dolphins will visit Lucas […]
by Kent Sterling There are worse ways to start a season than by beating a division foe at home – losing comes immediately to mind – but the gap between where the Rams are and where they need to in order to get to where they believe they are going is a little wider than […]
by Kent Sterling All the Colts who contributed mightily to the Colts opening day win over the woeful Oakland Raiders, please stand up. If your name isn’t Andrew Luck, Reggie Wayne, or LaRon Landry, sit your asses back down. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter The problems with the performance of the Colts were […]
by Kent Sterling Last night’s opening night performance by Peyton Manning might have been the best of his career because the previous game featured one of the worst, and Manning knew that better than anyone. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Ironically, the only two postseason games on this list were against the Denver […]
by Kent Sterling There are times when distance provides perspective. You know the old saying, “You can’t see the forest for the trees.” In the case of the Indianapolis Colts that means that if you are staring at Andrew Luck, you can’t see Cassius Vaughn. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter In Indianapolis, people […]