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Quote Originally Posted by DtotheP:
statistically no and I think that will become reality when they play the game. Unless Peyton lays an egg, which he is fully capable of doing, I don't think this game will be a close one.
The Colts either win in a blowout or lose SU IMO. I lean to blowout. Here is the thing: If Indy is smart (unlike SD) they will push the pace of this game and not play Rex's game. If Indy plays conservative and allows Rex to go into the 4th quarter with the game close in hand the Jets are capable of a big defensive play to change the game. The flip side to the coin is that If Peyton can get the Colts up 2 two scores early it will take Rex and the Jets out of their comfort zone and force them into situations they would like to avoid (hence leading to turning overs, bad field position and the above mentioned blowout) Being down 2 scores means more reliance on the passing game and more potential for disaster. The big questions are as follows: will the Colts play their own game or the Jets game (Colts need to look at tape from the SD game and do the exact OPPOSITE of SD) and secondly will the Colts be able to obtain the cushion they need to take the Jets out of their game.
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