by Kent Sterling You want to know something about football – something unique that you can take to conversations about the NFL and sound like you know what the hell you are talking about – listen to former Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints head coach Rick Venturi for a few minutes. He sees the […]
by Kent Sterling I can’t wait to get to the studio today to spend two hours with Chris Hagan to talk sports. This should be a very busy and fun day on 1070 the Fan. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter We’ll talk to one of the defensive geniuses of football, Rick Venturi about the […]
by Kent Sterling Coming out of Villanova University as a 2011 second round pick, it appeared Ben Ijalana and his first round mate Anthony Castonzo would be the bookend tackles the Colts so desperately needed to protect Peyton Manning. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Manning’s series of neck surgeries took him out of […]
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 Professional athletes are a bunch of pampered and self-indulgent rubes who rely on others to make decisions and provide them with a worry free life. That’s their reputation anyway. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, San Francisco 49ers cornerback Tarell Brown, and former Indianapolis Colts […]
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 […]
by Kent Sterling There are players who sail through their careers with manageable dings that allow them to maximize the earning potential, and then there are guys who have a very tough time staying healthy. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Through the first two years of his career, 2011 Indianapolis Colts second round […]
by Kent Sterling We had already spoken to a few people about the opening for Colts player/analyst prior to the 2000 season when center Jeff Saturday walked into program director Jon Quick’s office, but as soon as Jeff opened his mouth, it was clear he was our guy. The others were either too slick, too […]
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, […]
by Kent Sterling The NFL would like people to believe its players are choirboys on Monday through Saturday, but become beast on Sundays when they are paid to maul the men playing across from them in a different colored shirt. They wear helmets, pads, and tape their joints because they would be hospitalized without them. […]
