Was there a block in the back on that INT

[bleedorange0037]

huh, see i view the jags have always been more the hated/rival team (and that used to be followed by the afc central teams, not anymore); to me, yeah the colts are good, but there's no history to make them more rival/hatred. they're just a good team in the same division

My reasoning with the Colts and Titans rivalry is similar to the reason Tennessee fans don't get so worked up about Vanderbilt, but hate Florida. Sure Vandy may be the older more traditional rivalry, but it's hard to truly have a hatred for a team that you usually beat.

 

[Heebs]

I loooooooove the excuses for Peyton. He choked, get over it.

 

[TrueOrange]

how would questioning a block in the back be an excuse for an interception; think that one through for a bit

 

[Heebs]

It's just any excuse to claim the Colts got robbed. It's quite sickening.

 

[kptvol]

It's just any excuse to claim the Colts got robbed. It's quite sickening.

Not really. You take that play away and Manning's final throw to Reggie Wayne is just to tie it up and pray the defense can keep Brees from getting into field goal range (unlikely). Wayne dropped the pass, anyway. Take the INT away and the Colts still lose, just by 7 instead of 14.

 

[Heebs]

The saints got all the big calls.

True that.

The Saints tackles held on about every play. they held Dallas Clark 2 or 3 times as well...I'm sure the Colts got away with a few as well.

Not really. You take that play away and Manning's final throw to Reggie Wayne is just to tie it up and pray the defense can keep Brees from getting into field goal range (unlikely). Wayne dropped the pass, anyway. Take the INT away and the Colts still lose, just by 7 instead of 14.

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[kptvol]

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Not claiming the Colts got robbed. They should have lost and did. Even if one bounce or call had gone just a tad differently, the Colts still lose. The Saints owned the second half. It wasn't about one play here or there. It was 30 minutes of the Colts looking average and the Saints being unstoppable.

 

[cwil4]

One of my friends says that Peyton threw the INT on purpose because he grew up in New Orleans. Some people are just crazy.

 

[Heebs]

Not claiming the Colts got robbed. They should have lost and did. Even if one bounce or call had gone just a tad differently, the Colts still lose. The Saints owned the second half. It wasn't about one play here or there. It was 30 minutes of the Colts looking average and the Saints being unstoppable.

I agree, that's why I laugh at the people complaining about the officiating.