Old adage 10 and you're in. Very favorable last 3 games for LAC with Rams and Broncos on deck. They could win out and get to 11. Nevertheless i think they win tonight so they can clinch at home either the next 2 games.
Foles isn't gonna spark this Colts team it isnt Philly it isn't the super bowl. There's no point in this team even getting a spark.
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Old adage 10 and you're in. Very favorable last 3 games for LAC with Rams and Broncos on deck. They could win out and get to 11. Nevertheless i think they win tonight so they can clinch at home either the next 2 games.
Foles isn't gonna spark this Colts team it isnt Philly it isn't the super bowl. There's no point in this team even getting a spark.
I think Foles starting is simply the team doing their due diligence on what QBs they may want on staff next year. I see absolutely no way that Foles sparks anything on this team, especially not having Jonathon Taylor. I would imagine Matt Ryan and Foles to be pretty much the same guy. Also I think they just felt the need to change ANYTHING after that historic collapse against a less than spectacular Vikings team.
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I think Foles starting is simply the team doing their due diligence on what QBs they may want on staff next year. I see absolutely no way that Foles sparks anything on this team, especially not having Jonathon Taylor. I would imagine Matt Ryan and Foles to be pretty much the same guy. Also I think they just felt the need to change ANYTHING after that historic collapse against a less than spectacular Vikings team.
Ironic how Matt Ryan was also the Architect of the historic SuperBowl Collapse with Atlanta when they led 28 - 3 at half against New England only to lose...... I sat next to Devondre Campbells wife at a Packer game last year, (Devondre signed a 1 year deal at linebacker and was resigned this year) and she told me all about his experience with the Falcons and his thoughts on that Super Bowl loss and implosion, very interesting!
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Ironic how Matt Ryan was also the Architect of the historic SuperBowl Collapse with Atlanta when they led 28 - 3 at half against New England only to lose...... I sat next to Devondre Campbells wife at a Packer game last year, (Devondre signed a 1 year deal at linebacker and was resigned this year) and she told me all about his experience with the Falcons and his thoughts on that Super Bowl loss and implosion, very interesting!
And to be fair Matt Ryan wasn't really the architect of the collapse. He played an almost perfect game. The collapse is 100% on the coaches who failed to start burning clock and relentlessly running the ball.
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And to be fair Matt Ryan wasn't really the architect of the collapse. He played an almost perfect game. The collapse is 100% on the coaches who failed to start burning clock and relentlessly running the ball.
@KeyMaster And to be fair Matt Ryan wasn't really the architect of the collapse. He played an almost perfect game. The collapse is 100% on the coaches who failed to start burning clock and relentlessly running the ball.
And Matt Ryan lol
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Quote Originally Posted by stakkibotris:
@KeyMaster And to be fair Matt Ryan wasn't really the architect of the collapse. He played an almost perfect game. The collapse is 100% on the coaches who failed to start burning clock and relentlessly running the ball.