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Who was most responsible for the Colts beating the Patriots?

Featured by: kantwistaye at 11/16/09 8:14PM
| Closed on 11/20/09 at 05:00PM
FanIQ Pts? No | NFL, New England Patriots, Indianapolis Colts | Multiple Choice Opinion Poll
Team Breakout:
172 Fans 
 1. Who was most responsible for the Patriots losing? (0 points)
63%a. Bill Belichick
2%b. Kevin Faulk
1%c. Tom Brady
3%d. Laurence Maroney
11%e. Other
20%f. The entire team was equally responsible
 2. Who was most responsible for the Colts winning the game? (0 points)
33%a. Peyton Manning
10%b. Reggie Wayne
1%c. Joseph Addai
8%d. Other
48%e. The entire team was equally responsible
 3. Did the Patriots lose the game, or did the Colts win it? (0 points)
37%a. The Patriots lost it
31%b. The Colts won it
33%c. It was a combination of both

 &nbp;
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#1 | 1284 days ago

  The Patriots lost the game.  Their running game cant deliver.  Though I will say that phantom pass interference call may have been the worst call of the week.
1. Other  2. Other  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#1 | 1284 days ago

  The Patriots lost the game.  Their running game cant deliver.  Though I will say that phantom pass interference call may have been the worst call of the week.
1. Other  2. Other  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#2 | 1284 days ago

 (Edited by RichyMcWiggleSr)
It was a culmination of F ups by Bellychuckle!!   (For the most part)

As soon as he took the last timeout at 2:08, my first reaction was "WTF???"  ... "It's going to be 2min warning in like 8 seconds ... suck it the F up!!!"   AND ... with a Fn team like Indy and a bada** QB like Patricia, WHY THE F ARE YOU GOING TO GO UNDER 4 MIN WITHOUT AT LEAST TWO TIMEOUTS????   Numbn**z!!!

Can't dis the Ponies on this one!  They played a kicka** game!  I think Marsha could've played ... not necessarily "better" but a little differently on the last drive too ... the last series was kinda baffling about the choices of who gets the ball, and where on the field. 
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#3 | 1284 days ago

 The Patriots should have punted the ball away on 4th down, period.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Colts won it  
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#4 | 1284 days ago

 (Edited by elevenbravo138again)
The fact is that Peyton Manning getting the ball with more than 30 seconds and down 8 or fewer is not a good situation for any opponent; frankly if Bill Belichick makes the opposite decisions does New England win?  Perhaps but we don't know that, he's forgotten more about football than any of us will ever hope to know.  I don't like him, but my respect for him is immense, a few shaky decisions doesn't change that.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. It was a combination of both  
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#5 | 1284 days ago

 Bill Belichick just showed to his D that he didnt have any faith in them and all the faith in his offense which didnt deliver when it meant most I am a die hard colts fan and I despise the patriots  as any colts fan would even if they would have punted it peyton would have had the time to get back down field not saying they would have scored a TD but given it up on 4th&2 on the colts own 30 is just crazy it was a great game and cant wait for further match ups with these two teams it is the rivalry of the decade!!!!
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#6 | 1284 days ago

 I am a big colts fan....Im just d*** glad they won against the PATS
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#7 | 1284 days ago

  I really like Tom Brady, but I can't help but wonder why nobody thinks it's his fault, he is the QB. If the Pats would have won this game and the poll had been reversed, Tom Brady would be the reason they won, so why doesn't anyone think he is the reason they lost?
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#8 | 1284 days ago

Recent history between the Pats and Colts has always come down to Belechick matching wits with Peyton.  Coach B was and is an old school coach, team above all else, no egos here.  He forgot and took it personally against Peyton.  He forgot that there is no I in team and ego won out, and lost the game.

1. Bill Belichick  2. Other  3. It was a combination of both  
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#9 | 1284 days ago

I bet even if the Patriots had punted the ball, Peyton Manning would've still led a game-winning drive down the field.

1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#10 | 1284 days ago

 THAT WAS A GR8 GR8 NAILBITING GAME!! im a diehard Colts fan, and they better thank the Pats for giving them this win, it will NEVER EVER HAPPEN AGAIN!! 9-0 ALLLLLL DAY BABY!!!!!! AND TO THE PATRIOTS, at least you didn't lose to the Bengals!!!!! AT HOME!! LMAO
1. Bill Belichick  2. Reggie Wayne  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#11 | 1284 days ago

 Call it what you want. Analyze it however you want. Blame whoever you want. The bottom line is that the Colts Defense dominated the last 15 minutes and the Patriots D wilted away to nonexistance. The Colts Offense AND Defense owned the 4th qtr and THAT is where Big NFL games are won and lost.

The Patriots didn't lose it..... The COLTS WON IT.
1. Other  2. Other  3. The Colts won it  
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#12 | 1284 days ago

 What in the frick are any of you Pats fans griping about??  At least you didn't blow a game to GREEN BAY!!

Bill was on a meth rush at the time he decided to go for it, no other explanation. Bad JuJu will do that to ya...
1. Bill Belichick  2. Reggie Wayne  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#13 | 1284 days ago

 johnshirey54 wrote:
 I really like Tom Brady, but I can't help but wonder why nobody thinks it's his fault, he is the QB. If the Pats would have won this game and the poll had been reversed, Tom Brady would be the reason they won, so why doesn't anyone think he is the reason they lost?
Because HE didn't call the play!!  Brady is a ROBOT!!  He is TOO PERFECT a quarterback to not listen to his coach and do the smart thing and call a time out and say "Hey, STOOOOPID!!  We should PUNTING, not screwing off!!  This is the ONLY team we play that knows HOW TO PLAY THE GAME to WIN!!" 

Go Figure
1. Bill Belichick  2. Reggie Wayne  3. The Patriots lost it  

#14 | 1284 days ago

 Belichick tried to get the first down to keep Manning off the field cause he knew he would adjust and beat him...he made the right call....the spot was terrible...the Pats definitely shoulda won
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#15 | 1284 days ago

 derms33 wrote:
Belichick tried to get the first down to keep Manning off the field cause he knew he would adjust and beat him...he made the right call....the spot was terrible...the Pats definitely shoulda won
 That was not the right call. That was a horrible call, the worst I have ever seen in my life.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. It was a combination of both  
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#16 | 1284 days ago
vindog (+)

For one:  Belichicks decision to go for it was one of the absolute WORST calls I have ever seen from an NFL Head Coach!  For two: The was one of the most generous SPOTS of the football that I have seen in quite some time (nice home cooking there)! And Three: The Colts CAPITALIZED on the whole scenario!  So I say, CONGRATS to the Colts!
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. It was a combination of both  
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#17 | 1284 days ago
vindog (+)

zhum24 wrote:

I bet even if the Patriots had punted the ball, Peyton Manning would've still led a game-winning drive down the field.

That is a very possible scenario, but having to go 60 or 70 yards is a HELL of alot HARDER than having to go 25!  LOL
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. It was a combination of both  
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#18 | 1284 days ago

 im a colts fan and its funny to see the pats kill themselves like that.
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#19 | 1284 days ago

 vindog wrote:
That is a very possible scenario, but having to go 60 or 70 yards is a HELL of alot HARDER than having to go 25!  LOL
But this is Peyton Manning we're talking about. To him, that scenario is as easy as eating a whole lemon pie in an hour.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#20 | 1284 days ago

 zhum24 wrote:
But this is Peyton Manning we're talking about. To him, that scenario is as easy as eating a whole lemon pie in an hour.
Right... but so is throwing an interception. He had already done it twice, and almost threw a couple more. I'm not saying he would have thrown one, but doesn't it seem like the chances would increase if he had to go 70 yards, as opposed to 25?

#21 | 1284 days ago

 Ok, I'll admit, when the hoodie made that call I said wtf.  I'm still shaking my head - I would have punted 100% of the time, but upon looking back I guess the reasoning is there and it's easy for me to play armchair QB now...

I'd still punt and force Manning to go the distance instead of relying upon my D to contain a potent offense in the red zone.  Particularly if I didn't have any reviews.
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. Peyton Manning  3. It was a combination of both  

#22 | 1284 days ago

 gobigblue1960 wrote:
The Patriots should have punted the ball away on 4th down, period.
I have heard that before! 
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. It was a combination of both  

#23 | 1284 days ago

 The Pats had this game well in hand.  They haven't had a decent running game for a while.  I wouldn't put the loss solely on Belichick, but his 4th down decision was the straw that broke the camel's back.  It doesn't matter if you're the Pats or the Lions, you have 4th down on your own 28 and you're winning at the 2-minute warning, punt it!
 
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#24 | 1284 days ago
jasonwrites (+)

Placing the blame solely on Belichick's call is akin to blaming it all on the kicker whose potential game-winner sails wide right, or the closer who hangs one over the middle of the plate. Sixty minutes of football are not decided by one call. And you could just as easily blame Kevin Faulk-- if he gets full control of that ball, the game is over. The Pats allowed the Colts to come back. The Colts capitalized. It seems quite common of Boston fans to not give the other team credit. I think in that fourth quarter Manning, Wayne, and company knew they were going to find a way to win it. The smelled history in the making.
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Colts won it  
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#25 | 1284 days ago

 jasonwrites wrote:
Placing the blame solely on Belichick's call is akin to blaming it all on the kicker whose potential game-winner sails wide right, or the closer who hangs one over the middle of the plate. Sixty minutes of football are not decided by one call. And you could just as easily blame Kevin Faulk-- if he gets full control of that ball, the game is over. The Pats allowed the Colts to come back. The Colts capitalized. It seems quite common of Boston fans to not give the other team credit. I think in that fourth quarter Manning, Wayne, and company knew they were going to find a way to win it. The smelled history in the making.
"The Pats allowed the Colts to come back" - BINGO!
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#26 | 1283 days ago

 Maroney fumbling the ball on the 2 yard line lost the game. Fumbles should never happen. The pats then would have had another 6 points therefore that 4th and 2 play never would have happened
1. Laurence Maroney  2. Other  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#27 | 1283 days ago

  If BB's call works and they get a first down, then as usual the man's a genius. But since it didn't everybody wants to question. They did have a good play called and if properly executed (Faulk doesn't bobble), they get the first down and everyone talks about how Brady gets Peyton again to "prove" he's the better QB. Belicheck goes for it on 4th down a lot and this time it bit him. That's it.
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#28 | 1283 days ago

  And if he goes for it and it doesn't work, he looks like a guy who just lost a crucial game for his team with a ridiculous call.

Oh wait but thats what actually happened.

Ifs are worthless.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. It was a combination of both  
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#29 | 1283 days ago

 The Pats didn't beat themselves, we won the game. Peyton is known for 4th quarter come backs and excellent game winning 2 min. drives. Belichick knew that if he punted the ball to Peyton, New England still would of lose. Peyton was shredding their defense in the 2nd half. The 2 pics Peyton threw were clearly unforced errors, New England's defense had nothing to do with it. If it wasn't for our unforced errors the game probably wouldn't of even been that close. The Colts have beat the Pats 5 of the last 6 games. Bilichick is an great Hall of Fame coach and knew that Peyton was going to scored if he punted. The numbers prove it, the Pats dominated the 1st half, the Colts dominated the 2nd half. Once the momentum swung our way their was no stopping it and, Belichick understood that.
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#30 | 1283 days ago

 It seems Ray Handley might have been a better choice at the Head Coaching position for the Pats last night... Seeing Billy B's face after the game was well worth staying up past my wife-ordained bedtime. I worried that pretty boy might march them down the field in those 9 seconds they gave him and spoil my evening but alas it was not to be...
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Colts won it  

#31 | 1283 days ago

 I think that the Patriots is a cocky team on whole and there coach is even more cocky.. but with that said... its good to be confident and there is no doubt that all those player taught that they were going to get the 1st down on that play...so its a team loss. If they had made that play and won the game it would be Patriots at there best a Billy  B being confident in his team and a genius...that would have been the praises....
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#32 | 1283 days ago

 I guess I'm the only one who saw that Kevin caught the ball, got it to his chest, had the forward movement. The ref (I am trying to get a way to write to him) pulled the flag after he went to the ground and held up the ball.  Then and only then. This is a bit suspicious to me. I have never seen a flag thrown after the fact with the exception of personal fouls.
I viewed this dozens of times. Each time it was the same.
Calling the Patriots cocky is far off. These guys act as professional everywhere they go. They are noted for being even handed and not in the habit of blaming anyone but themselves for their woes. Bill is not arrogant. He is also a professional. The determination to go for it was made by Tom, the offenses play caller. If they had got the down( and they did) everyone would have said, "What a ballsy play. Just like Bill and Tom", as most are used to. It was done for legitimate reasons and as the cameras showed it was a catch with forward movement a yard past the down.
I guess if you think it is a big when the game is given to you by bad calls in the last two minutes then so be it. But the Colts are a great team. Manning is nothing short of genius and they got the two TDs just like they can do and the Pats have done for so many years it is hard to remember.

All in all it was a great game. The winner, the winner. My point however is valid and the booth, the other refs and especially Mr., "Let me take all day to throw the flag made what could have been a real nail biter a bitter pill for the Patriots and the Colts because these guys are tops. The absolute best and the game showed that in spades.
1. Other  2. Other  3. It was a combination of both  

#33 | 1283 days ago

 ikis wrote:
I guess I'm the only one who saw that Kevin caught the ball, got it to his chest, had the forward movement. The ref (I am trying to get a way to write to him) pulled the flag after he went to the ground and held up the ball.  Then and only then. This is a bit suspicious to me. I have never seen a flag thrown after the fact with the exception of personal fouls.
I viewed this dozens of times. Each time it was the same.
Calling the Patriots cocky is far off. These guys act as professional everywhere they go. They are noted for being even handed and not in the habit of blaming anyone but themselves for their woes. Bill is not arrogant. He is also a professional. The determination to go for it was made by Tom, the offenses play caller. If they had got the down( and they did) everyone would have said, "What a ballsy play. Just like Bill and Tom", as most are used to. It was done for legitimate reasons and as the cameras showed it was a catch with forward movement a yard past the down.
I guess if you think it is a big when the game is given to you by bad calls in the last two minutes then so be it. But the Colts are a great team. Manning is nothing short of genius and they got the two TDs just like they can do and the Pats have done for so many years it is hard to remember.

All in all it was a great game. The winner, the winner. My point however is valid and the booth, the other refs and especially Mr., "Let me take all day to throw the flag made what could have been a real nail biter a bitter pill for the Patriots and the Colts because these guys are tops. The absolute best and the game showed that in spades.
Yeah but he did bobble the ball, and by rule your only given forward progress to the spot in which you had full control of the pass. Once he gained full control of the ball his feet were past the 30 yard line but the ball was still behind it, turnover on downs.
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#34 | 1283 days ago

I'm not a fan of either team but I thought it was a great game and a good effort
on both teams.

1. Bill Belichick  2. Reggie Wayne  3. The Patriots lost it  

#35 | 1283 days ago

 Brady got da big head thought the game was won and over at that point of les than 3 mins. But our Colts showed him and his team whut he could do with that under 3 mins left in the fourth. :) Go Colts keep up the outstanding games ,ooooooohhhhhh raaaaahhhhhh! Semper Fi
1. Bill Belichick  2. Bill Belichick  3. Peyton Manning  

#36 | 1283 days ago

 ManningsOffense wrote:
The Pats didn't beat themselves, we won the game. Peyton is known for 4th quarter come backs and excellent game winning 2 min. drives. Belichick knew that if he punted the ball to Peyton, New England still would of lose. Peyton was shredding their defense in the 2nd half. The 2 pics Peyton threw were clearly unforced errors, New England's defense had nothing to do with it. If it wasn't for our unforced errors the game probably wouldn't of even been that close. The Colts have beat the Pats 5 of the last 6 games. Bilichick is an great Hall of Fame coach and knew that Peyton was going to scored if he punted. The numbers prove it, the Pats dominated the 1st half, the Colts dominated the 2nd half. Once the momentum swung our way their was no stopping it and, Belichick understood that.
Right On Dude,....Oooooooohhhhhhh Raaaaaaahhhhhhhhh !! Colts r No.1 some people just cant stand the Idea of that. Colts die hard fan,...RenegadeBill
1. Bill Belichick  2. Bill Belichick  3. Peyton Manning  
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#37 | 1283 days ago

  WOW, that may be one of Peyton's best highlights of all, pulling a 'Jedi mind trick' on Belichick!   
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  
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#38 | 1283 days ago

 ikis wrote:
I guess I'm the only one who saw that Kevin caught the ball, got it to his chest, had the forward movement. The ref (I am trying to get a way to write to him) pulled the flag after he went to the ground and held up the ball.  Then and only then. This is a bit suspicious to me. I have never seen a flag thrown after the fact with the exception of personal fouls.
I viewed this dozens of times. Each time it was the same.
Calling the Patriots cocky is far off. These guys act as professional everywhere they go. They are noted for being even handed and not in the habit of blaming anyone but themselves for their woes. Bill is not arrogant. He is also a professional. The determination to go for it was made by Tom, the offenses play caller. If they had got the down( and they did) everyone would have said, "What a ballsy play. Just like Bill and Tom", as most are used to. It was done for legitimate reasons and as the cameras showed it was a catch with forward movement a yard past the down.
I guess if you think it is a big when the game is given to you by bad calls in the last two minutes then so be it. But the Colts are a great team. Manning is nothing short of genius and they got the two TDs just like they can do and the Pats have done for so many years it is hard to remember.

All in all it was a great game. The winner, the winner. My point however is valid and the booth, the other refs and especially Mr., "Let me take all day to throw the flag made what could have been a real nail biter a bitter pill for the Patriots and the Colts because these guys are tops. The absolute best and the game showed that in spades.
Kevin did catch it in front of the first down marker, but by the time he stopped bobbling it, his upper half with the ball was back behind it.  Belichick also couldn't challenge it because remember he was out of timeouts.
 
1. The entire team was equally responsible  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  

#39 | 1283 days ago

 I tend  to think that the defense had a big part in losing the game.  They gave up way too much in the second half and too quickly. Coach could have shown a bit more confidence in them, but I don't know, he's won 3 rings with the pats so I''m thinking he's entitled to a screw up occasionally.
1. Other  2. Other  3. The Patriots lost it  

#40 | 1283 days ago

 nortonsfury wrote:
 The Patriots lost the game.  Their running game cant deliver.  Though I will say that phantom pass interference call may have been the worst call of the week.
well if it was a incorrect interference call as you would like to call it which it was not according the rule as written, then it jusy pay bay for the cleaning the snow off the field for a field goal a few years back.
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. It was a combination of both  

#41 | 1283 days ago

 johnshirey54 wrote:
 I really like Tom Brady, but I can't help but wonder why nobody thinks it's his fault, he is the QB. If the Pats would have won this game and the poll had been reversed, Tom Brady would be the reason they won, so why doesn't anyone think he is the reason they lost?
Because he's so dreamy, just look into his eyes, how could you blame him?  Signed- ESPN, NFL Network, etc.
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. It was a combination of both  
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#42 | 1283 days ago

 nortonsfury wrote:
 The Patriots lost the game.  Their running game cant deliver.  Though I will say that phantom pass interference call may have been the worst call of the week.
funny thing about the interference call is that he had his back to the receiver and was going for the ball. he wasn't even touching him. not to mentions that Collie would have had to of been 7 feet tall to catch the ball. But hey it happens. Maybe if Maroney could hang on to the ball it doesnt get as far as it does.
1. Other  2. Other  3. The Patriots lost it  

#43 | 1283 days ago

 bayareabeast21 wrote:
 That was not the right call. That was a horrible call, the worst I have ever seen in my life.
It was a first down...bad spot...its the right call when it works...yell at Merril Hoge...he said the same thing
1. Bill Belichick  2. Peyton Manning  3. The Patriots lost it  

#44 | 1283 days ago

 The Pats didn't beat themselves, we won the game. Peyton is known for 4th quarter come backs and excellent game winning 2 min. drives. Belichick knew that if he punted the ball to Peyton, New England still would of lose. Peyton was shredding their defense in the 2nd half. The 2 pics Peyton threw were clearly unforced errors, New England's defense had nothing to do with it. If it wasn't for our unforced errors the game probably wouldn't of even been that close. The Colts have beat the Pats 5 of the last 6 games. Bilichick is an great Hall of Fame coach and knew that Peyton was going to scored if he punted. The numbers prove it, the Pats dominated the 1st half, the Colts dominated the 2nd half. Once the momentum swung our way their was no stopping it and, Belichick understood that.
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  
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#45 | 1283 days ago

 Indydave wrote:
 WOW, that may be one of Peyton's best highlights of all, pulling a 'Jedi mind trick' on Belichick!   
Let's say themselves. They still have to go out and play regardless.

#46 | 1283 days ago

 Belichick needs to learn to acknowledge the other coach after the game. He barely shook coach Caldwells hand after the game, he snubbed him like he does all the other coaches....... He and the Pats have NO CLASS win or lose........GO COLTS
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#47 | 1283 days ago

 ManningsOffense wrote:
The Pats didn't beat themselves, we won the game. Peyton is known for 4th quarter come backs and excellent game winning 2 min. drives. Belichick knew that if he punted the ball to Peyton, New England still would of lose. Peyton was shredding their defense in the 2nd half. The 2 pics Peyton threw were clearly unforced errors, New England's defense had nothing to do with it. If it wasn't for our unforced errors the game probably wouldn't of even been that close. The Colts have beat the Pats 5 of the last 6 games. Bilichick is an great Hall of Fame coach and knew that Peyton was going to scored if he punted. The numbers prove it, the Pats dominated the 1st half, the Colts dominated the 2nd half. Once the momentum swung our way their was no stopping it and, Belichick understood that.
Keep saying it and soon you'll believe it!
1. Laurence Maroney  2. Joseph Addai  3. The Patriots lost it  

#48 | 1283 days ago

 (Edited by ManningsOffense)
jjplynch wrote:
Keep saying it and soon you'll believe it!
5 out of 6 I'm already a believer, what about you?
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#49 | 1283 days ago

 ManningsOffense wrote:
5 out of 6 I'm already a believer, what about you?
What's the overall record between the two teams in the Brady/Manning era?

Yeah, that's right... the Colts are still wayyyyy behind.

#50 | 1282 days ago

 LOL That' s cause they use to be better but now we are better and I live in the now. BTW Brady was never better then Peyton, he just had a better team. Best teams win championships, Best  players win MVP Awards.
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#51 | 1282 days ago

 Indydave wrote:
 WOW, that may be one of Peyton's best highlights of all, pulling a 'Jedi mind trick' on Belichick!   
lmfao LOVE IT
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#52 | 1282 days ago

 Pat wrote:
What's the overall record between the two teams in the Brady/Manning era?

Yeah, that's right... the Colts are still wayyyyy behind.
pats won the first 6-7 i believe and colts got the last 5-6
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#53 | 1282 days ago

 ManningsOffense wrote:
5 out of 6 I'm already a believer, what about you?
I'll believe it when they collect the Lombardi Trophy, until then, it doesn't matter if the Colts or the Pats are the better team.  For now, the Steelers have the bragging rights, although the Bengals are punking them.

Gonna ROTFLMAO when the Titans whup the Colts in 2 weeks.
1. Laurence Maroney  2. Joseph Addai  3. The Patriots lost it  

#54 | 1282 days ago

 jjplynch wrote:
I'll believe it when they collect the Lombardi Trophy, until then, it doesn't matter if the Colts or the Pats are the better team.  For now, the Steelers have the bragging rights, although the Bengals are punking them.

Gonna ROTFLMAO when the Titans whup the Colts in 2 weeks.
Wow if that's what your waiting for then your waiting a whole 2 weeks to be upset lol.
1. Other  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Colts won it  

#55 | 1281 days ago

 THE GAMES OVER AND DONE WITH LET IT GO ITS IN THE PAST NOW!!!
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. It was a combination of both  

#56 | 1281 days ago

 ManningsOffense wrote:
Wow if that's what your waiting for then your waiting a whole 2 weeks to be upset lol.
We will see.  BTW, it's "you're waiting"
1. Laurence Maroney  2. Joseph Addai  3. The Patriots lost it  

#57 | 1280 days ago
itsrhondasworld (+)

RichyMcWiggleSr wrote:
It was a culmination of F ups by Bellychuckle!!   (For the most part)

As soon as he took the last timeout at 2:08, my first reaction was "WTF???"  ... "It's going to be 2min warning in like 8 seconds ... suck it the F up!!!"   AND ... with a Fn team like Indy and a bada** QB like Patricia, WHY THE F ARE YOU GOING TO GO UNDER 4 MIN WITHOUT AT LEAST TWO TIMEOUTS????   Numbn**z!!!

Can't dis the Ponies on this one!  They played a kicka** game!  I think Marsha could've played ... not necessarily "better" but a little differently on the last drive too ... the last series was kinda baffling about the choices of who gets the ball, and where on the field. 
I like that name for Belichick but I'd prefer calling him Belicheat....Pay back is hell.....You cheat and eventually it catches up...
1. Bill Belichick  2. The entire team was equally responsible  3. The Patriots lost it  

#58 | 1280 days ago

 itsrhondasworld wrote:
I like that name for Belichick but I'd prefer calling him Belicheat....Pay back is hell.....You cheat and eventually it catches up...
It's ridiculous to hear people talk like that.

For starters, he got fined the most in NFL history. I'd say that "caught up" to him.

2nd, let's keep this game in perspective. It was a regular season game. That's it. If that's "hell", then it's really not THAT bad at all.

3rd, mangling people's names like that is the most immature thing that sports fans have ever done. It doesn't matter who it is... Gay-ton Manning, Elisha Manning, Ben Worthlessberger, Bill Belicheat... it's all idiotic.
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