Buffalo Bills Bury Colts 44-20 in Preseason Rehearsal
by Kent Sterling Just keep repeating, “It just doesn’t matter like Bill Murray and the other counselors in “Meatballs.” The Colts looked awful today against a Buffalo Bills team likely to be among the worth in the NFL Click here to follow Kent on Twitter What a difference a year makes. A year ago tomorrow, […]
by Kent Sterling Colts Camp shows fans how some of the best sausage in the world is made. The Brickyard 400 is some very bland sausage. One of them is worth the price. Two years ago when the Rams worked out in Earth City, Missouri, the coaching staff felt good when camp broke. They were […]
by Kent Sterling The Colts have added a lot of pieces to their roster, so GM Ryan Grigson didn’t make the mistake of falling in love with the magical 11-5 record posted in 2012. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Prior to the Colts doing it in 2012, no team in NFL history won […]
Indianapolis Colts – Fans Should Dial Back Expectations from 11-5
by Kent Sterling In the history of the NFL, only one team has one 11 or more games while being outscored by its opponents. That was the 2012 Indianapolis Colts. There is an undeniable statistical likelihood that point differential determines success or failure, but because of the limited sample size represented by the 16-game season, […]
Coach Rick Venturi Talks About the How Indianapolis Colts Fans’ Expectations Should Be Adjusted
by Kent Sterling Given the points scored by the Indianapolis Colts and the points scored against them, the Indianapolis Colts should have won 7.2 games, according to pro-football-reference.com. Their record was 11-5. Overachieving by 3.8 wins is a remarkable accomplishment, but should fans anticipate a similar season in 2013 with Andrew Luck moving into his […]
Rick Venturi – Football Coach, Media Savant, and Great NFL Analyst
by Kent Sterling Rick Venturi coached football for 41 years, and learned the game at a level few can. He slip seamlessly into media, where he explained complex elements of the game in simple and easily understood term. Knowing something, and being able to get others to understand are different things, and requires a very […]
by Kent Sterling In just under three years, the two worst teams of the 2011 NFL season will meet in Super Bowl L. The host city is yet to be determined, but the teams and the reasons for their movement through the next three seasons into the NFL Championship are clear. It’s often said that […]
by Kent Sterling The toughest part of Colts coach Chuck Pagano’s job will be to manage the expectations of fans who incorrectly assess last year’s 11-5 record as just the beginning of things to come. I’ve spent the last two weeks watching the Colts season on nfl.com’s Game Rewind feature (the best $25 I’ve ever […]
by Kent Sterling The City of St, Louis wants to love Sam Bradford. Rams fans want to believe that the three-year veteran will be a late bloomer who will show his potential with better protection and weapons. They point to a variety of reasons Bradford has looked nothing like a championship quarterback to this point […]