Category Archives: Indianapolis Colts

Indianapolis Colts – A Win Is a Win, But Colts 34-28 Triumph Was a Pete Carroll Loss
October 6, 2013

by Kent Sterling The Colts did a lot of good things in the second half of today’s 34-28 come from behind win against the previously undefeated Seattle Seahawks, but that game was lost by the complications Seahawks coach Pete Carroll introduced to the game. It wasn’t the timeouts used because of staffing issues that caused […]

Indianapolis Colts – Five Keys to Beating the Seattle Seahawks
October 2, 2013

by Kent Sterling The Seattle Seahawks are undefeated, and it’s no accident.  For all the ink devoted to second year quarterback Russell Wilson, the defense is the star of this team, and their ability to overcome adversity is a constant. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Seattle’s defense has a number of very good […]

Indianapolis Colts Defy Experts and Flat Out Dominate San Francisco 49ers 27-7
September 22, 2013

by Kent Sterling I’ve never had a hangover last three days.  Maybe 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith doesn’t process alcohol as quickly as most soon-to-be 23 year-olds. The Colts coaching staff and front office has been making noise about becoming a power running team, and fans kind of scoffed at the thought.  Who in their right […]

Indianapolis Colts – Mel Kiper Loves the Richardson Trade – for the Cleveland Browns
September 19, 2013

by Kent Sterling Indianapolis Colts GM Ryan Grigson must feel a little like Bill Tobin did almost 20 years ago when ESPN’s Mel Kiper ripped Tobin and the Colts for drafting Nebraska linebacker Trev Alberts.  The two situations aren’t really similar, but the argument between Tobin and Kiper is one of my favorite all-time draft moments. […]