February 8, 2010 by
Josh Dhani |
Austin Collie,
Brett Favre,
College Football,
Drew Brees,
Garrett Hartley,
Gregg Williams,
hank baskett,
Indiana Hoosiers,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jeremy Shockey,
Joseph Addai,
Marques Colston,
Matt Stover,
Minnesota Vikings,
NCAA,
NCAA Football,
New Orleans Saints,
NFL,
NFL playoffs,
Peyton Manning,
Pierre Garcon,
Reggie Bush,
Reggie Wayne,
Sean Payton,
Super Bowl,
Tracy Porter
As a Colts fan, this game really disappointed me. But hey, the New Orleans Saints wanted it more. They needed this. After all New Orleans has gone through for the past few years with Hurricane Katrina and all that. Along with that, the Saints were never a good football team. The NFC Championship was the farthest they’ve ever gone before the season started. And they only made the NFC Championship once in their life.
The Saints were undervalued. With losing to teams like the Buccaneers with their starters, the Saints were not favorites entering the playoffs. They proved everyone wrong. And then, the heroics of Tracy Porter came in the NFC Championship game. After that pick, it was over. It happened last night in the Super Bowl, against a high-powered Colts’ team.
The first quarter [...]
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December 6, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Arizona Cardinals,
Baltimore Ravens,
Braylon Edwards,
Chris Johnson,
Cincinnati Bengals,
Cleveland Browns,
Denver Broncos,
Eric Dickerson,
Houston Texans,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jacksonville Jaguars,
Joseph Addai,
Miami Dolphins,
Michigan Wolverines,
Mike Hart,
Nate Washington,
New England Patriots,
New York Jets,
NFL,
NFL playoffs,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
San Diego Chargers,
St. Louis Rams,
Tennessee Titans,
Vince Young
The Colts had this game right from the start. It was just an easy game. Although the Titans were on a five-game winning-streak, and looking dangerous, the Colts were on a eleven-game winning-streak, and counting, as they move on to 12-0.
Joseph Addai played well, scoring the team’s first touchdown, and having another one, along with 79 yards.
Peyton Manning threw for 270 yards along with a touchdown. Vince Young played well, and was looking to for a win after playing his best game of his career just last week against the Arizona Cardinals. He passed for 241 yards with two touchdowns and one pick.
The Titans had a lot of chances to win this game. They had wasted opportunities in the red zone, and the score should have been much tighter. Nate Washington had a chance to put up a [...]
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November 14, 2009 by
Law Murray |
1SKILLZ Gameplan,
2009 NFL Week 10,
Donald Brown,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jim Caldwell,
Joseph Addai,
Laurence Maroney,
New England Patriots,
Peyton Manning,
Sunday Night Football,
Tom Brady
The rivalry of the decade between the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts continues tonight on Sunday Night Football at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN. The Patriots come in with a 6-2 record and in first place in the AFC East, holding a two game lead on the New York Jets after defeating the Miami Dolphins 27-17. The Colts are undefeated at 8-0, having beaten the Houston Texans 23-20 to give them a three game lead in their division. This is the Patriots' sixth game of the season against an undefeated team, and the most significant AFC game since their 20-17 overtime loss to the Broncos at Denver. While this would be their biggest win of the season, a loss (and a Jets win vs. Jacksonville) would make their game at home versus the Jets next week a battle for first [...]
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Well, our Houston Texans failed their biggest test to date in their young football career. They failed to best the Colts in Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday, and fell to 5-4 on the season.
By now, all of you probably know how the game played out, but let me recap the game right quick. The Texans came out flat and gave up 10 points before the offense got on track. They had 9, count them 9, penalties in the first half and only managed to put up 3 points in the half. Then came half time. The Texans came out in the second half firing on all cylinders. They put up 17 unanswered points to take the lead. The defense shut down Manning and co., until the end on the 4th quarter, when Manning connected with Addai for the go ahead score. The Texans drove down again, but an interception of [...]
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November 8, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Clint Session,
Gary Brackett,
Houston Texans,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jacoby Jones,
Joseph Addai,
Kris Brown,
Kyle DeVan,
Mario Williams,
Matt Schaub,
Matt Stover,
Miami Dolphins,
New England Patriots,
NFL,
NFL playoffs,
Peyton Manning,
Ryan Moats,
Steve Slaton,
Tom Brady
The Colts have saved themselves once again after beating the now 5-4 Houston Texans, 23-20.
The Colts started out great. And Manning was on fire, having already over 175 passing yards at the end of the first quarter. It started off with seven-yard touchdown pass between Manning and Addai.
Then, later in the first quarter, Matt Stover kicked a 22-yard field-goal to boost the Colts lead up to 10-0. Stover returned in the start of second quarter, booting another [...]
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October 20, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Austin Collie,
Dallas Clark,
Donald Brown,
Indianapolis Colts,
Joseph Addai,
NFL,
Peyton Manning,
Pierre Garcon,
Reggie Wayne,
St. Louis Rams,
Steven Jackson
The Colts will be facing, well, a not so tough team. I am hoping
this may be the easiest game of the season as the Indy will travel to
St. Louis to play the Rams.
The Colts have been playing well against NFC West opponents,
outscoring them 65-27. Trust me, it’s a real easy win here. The Colts
are also playing a real bad defense of St. Louis. If you have seen my
recent power rankings to the sidebar of my blog at
dhanisports.wordpress.com, you’ll see that the Rams are at 29.
They aren’t all that bad. The Colts are going to have to get tough
on the run, though, as Steven Jackson is literally just a monster,
running for 500 yards already as he is pretty much the Rams’ offense.
But I think the Colts can stop them. But back to my point of the
Rams’ [...]
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September 13, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Anthony Gonzalez,
Austin Collie,
Bob Sanders,
Chad Pennington,
Chicago Bears,
Cleveland Browns,
College Football,
Dallas Clark,
David Garrard,
Derek Cox,
Donald Brown,
Dwight Freeney,
Eben Britton,
Eugene Monroe,
Fred Taylor,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jacksonville Jaguars,
Jason Taylor,
Jim Caldwell,
Joseph Addai,
Josh Scobee,
Ken Dorsey,
Marcedes Lewis,
Marvin Harrison,
Maurice Jones-Drew,
Melvin Bullitt,
Miami Dolphins,
Minnesota Vikings,
NCAA,
New England Patriots,
New York Jets,
NFL,
NFL's Most Valuable Player of the Year,
Peyton Manning,
Pierre Garcon,
Reggie Wayne,
Ricky Williams,
Robert Mathis,
Ronnie Brown,
St. Louis Rams,
Torry Holt,
Troy Williamson,
UConn Huskies,
Washington Redskins
The Indianapolis Colts have showed signs of hope and some major improvement after Sunday's 14-12 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Colts defense played strong in the victory. Peyton Manning had a solid performance, going 28-of-38 for 301 passing yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Manning played strong and was showing [...]
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Don’t overlook the significance of Dominic Rhodes returning to Indianapolis. While his one-year stint in Oakland was largely disappointing, remember that this is the man who, two years ago, produced nearly 900 yards in total offense for a Super Bowl champion Colts team.
Last season, Joseph Addai rushed for 1,021 yards and 12 touchdowns. However, 704 of those yards came in the first half of the season. His greatest rushing output over the second half of the year was 72 yards [...]
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