Game ball - Colts 9/21/09

[Doc-phin]

Ronnie was great, and deserving.  However, I am going to go with the O-line.  They dominated and pretty much any of our backs could run behind them.  They also did a great job on pass protect.  Jake Long didn't look pretty, but he got the job done.

Major kudos to our o-line for bouncing back in a big way!  

[JVides]

Ronnie Brown, the only skill position player on the team that scares anyone.  Hell of a performance.  Now, can we go back to featuring him the way (wait for it...) Cam Cameron did before he got injured?  I'm thinking Ronnie left, Ronnie right, Ronnie up the middle, Ronnie catching it out of the backfield.

[Tepop84]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/090922&sportCat=nfl

pretty lengthy part on the game last night.

[BigDaddyFin]

The offensive line.  They dominated that game and it sucks that we lost it. 

[BigDaddyFin]

HM to the fans for actually making it feel like the Orange Bowl again.

[Brian Fein]

HM to the fans for actually making it feel like the Orange Bowl again.

I gotta agree with this.  The stadium felt energetic.  This was the most pumped I've seen the fans for a game in a long time.  I wonder if it has to do with the lack of 1000 degree heat and blazing sunlight?  It was good to see...

[EDGECRUSHER]

Who did Dallas Clark keep burning? I would give him the game ball because the Colts don't win without him.

[David Fulcher]

Ronnie Brown IMO. If they had this gameplan against ATL they would have won.  There is no team that can stop this offense when they force the run. Fuck the defense.

I know that several other posters have commented on it, but still, I gots to go there...

*starts shouting and waving his arms like a madman*

Alright, guys, someone stop the presses!  It's probably too late for this coming week's edition, but maybe it can make it for the next one!  I think that we've got our Sports Illustrated's "Sign of the Apocalype" for the week.   

Seriously, though, Tepop, I'm proud of you, too.  I appreciate that you might have an objective bone in your body after all. 

HM to the offensive line as far as I'm concerned, too.  I don't care how light the Colts' defensive front may be; after last weekend against the Falcons, I'll take 239 yards of rushing with a near 5 yard avg and not too heavy of a pass rush from Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney any day.

[Sunstroke]

O-line as a unit gets my game ball... Every snap, wildcat or straight, they controlled the line of scrimmage and pushed Indy's D-line 3-4 yards downfield.