injuries

[njcoltfan]

Could someone help me out, yesterday Pittman was dead, but alas, today he has risen and miraculously not ruled out of Sundays game. Taylor is out ( for now ) but Richardson, who was supposedly moving around yesterday pain free, today is limited, but not ruled out of Sunday's game. Now this a serious question, are teams allowed to fuck around with the injury reports to keep the opponent guessing, or is the Colts medical staff Moe, Larry and Curly ???

[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by njcoltfan

Could someone help me out, yesterday Pittman was dead, but alas, today he has risen and miraculously not ruled out of Sundays game. Taylor is out ( for now ) but Richardson, who was supposedly moving around yesterday pain free, today is limited, but not ruled out of Sunday's game. Now this a serious question, are teams allowed to fuck around with the injury reports to keep the opponent guessing, or is the Colts medical staff Moe, Larry and Curly ???

BTW- Downs is apparently also "down".

No idea what the fuck any of this means any longer.

[BCN#1]

It means we all keep living the fantasy "Champeensheep"!!!

[Racehorse]

Yeah, my post about Pittman was as premature as Omaha is with Dam's mom.

[Hoopsdoc]

The way this season is going, I’m going to assume Downs, Pitt, Taylor all miss the game Sunday. AR plays but gets hurt after throwing 2 interceptions and spotting the Titans a 14 point lead, which would be more than enough with our defense.

We could be successful with a young mistake prone quarterback and a good defense but we can’t and won’t be successful with that quarterback and a bottom 5 defense. Which is what we have.

Along with all the injuries.

This year reminds me more every week of 2022.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

The way this season is going, I’m going to assume Downs, Pitt, Taylor all miss the game Sunday. AR plays but gets hurt after throwing 2 interceptions and spotting the Titans a 14 point lead, which would be more than enough with our defense.

We could be successful with a young mistake prone quarterback and a good defense but we can’t and won’t be successful with that quarterback and a bottom 5 defense. Which is what we have.

Along with all the injuries.

This year reminds me more every week of 2022.

Just to pile on, you forgot Matt Gay missing a couple of FG's?

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

Yeah, my post about Pittman was as premature as Omaha is with Dam's mom.

still counts as fucking

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

The way this season is going, I’m going to assume Downs, Pitt, Taylor all miss the game Sunday. AR plays but gets hurt after throwing 2 interceptions and spotting the Titans a 14 point lead, which would be more than enough with our defense.

We could be successful with a young mistake prone quarterback and a good defense but we can’t and won’t be successful with that quarterback and a bottom 5 defense. Which is what we have.

Along with all the injuries.

This year reminds me more every week of 2022.

the ups and downs of AR make it way more fun than 2022. despite AR getting drilled while running, I hope they continue to do it. he just has to try and avoid the hits better.

losing fries is a huge loss. hopefully Tucker can play decent. he looked good to me in preseason

[Colts And Orioles]

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The Battered Colts Beat the Titans, 20-17

(By Teresa M. Walker)

https://sports.yahoo.com/joe-flacco-...202020779.html

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[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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The Battered Colts Beat the Titans, 20-17

(By Teresa M. Walker)

https://sports.yahoo.com/joe-flacco-...202020779.html

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Stephen Holder: l The Colts' 3-3 record is either an overachievement or underachievement, depending on your viewpoint. They have a disappointing, 30th-ranked defense (allowing 389.5 yards per game), but they've reached .500 despite a rash of injuries to QB Anthony Richardson (oblique), DT DeForest Buckner (ankle), and RB Jonathan Taylor (ankle). If the Colts can get healthy ...... the three aforementioned players are expected back soon ...... maybe Indianapolis can reach its ceiling this season. The upcoming stretch with the Texans, the Bills, the Vikings, and the Lions will probably tell the story.


https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...lesson-learned

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