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That the Colts aren’t the first team against which Mahomes staged a comeback. He’s like a will o’ the wisp who, just when you think he’s corralled, manages to make a throw that leaves you asking how he could’ve done it.
A list of teams the Chiefs came back against include: Denver…4 times Baltimore Detroit The Chargers…5 times, twice in the same season Cincinnati…3 times, once in the playoffs San Francisco…twice, both in the Super Bowl Buffalo…twice, both in the AFC Championship game Philadelphia…again in the Super Bowl. Altogether, 26 fourth quarter comebacks and 31 game winning drives. The guy is like Bela Lugosi; the only way to kill him is to drive a stake through his heart and fill his casket with garlic.. |
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They’re 1-2 in their last three, with their lone win coming in overtime against a 3 win Atlanta team.
That’s just reality. And their road doesn’t get any easier from here. Anyone who thinks the Texans will be an easy win is dreaming. |
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They lost against Pittsburgh and KC on the road, in the toughest of environments, by a total of 10 points, one in Overtime The game vs Atlanta was a 9 am affair at the end of a 5000 mile road trip.
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If these turn out to be reasons we should see improvement in our ability to handle these situations as we develop as a team. If they turn out to be excuses we will be back here next week talking about what a tough defense Houston has.
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Houston does have a tough defense. They don’t have a great offense, though. With Stroud returning, they should be better on offense. Gonna be a tough game, but I think we can make their defense look worse than some teams have.
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They also played like crap against a bad Falcons team but managed to scrape out a win. I will say they played better against a championship caliber Chiefs team coming off a bye, which is a reason for optimism. But again, regardless of how you dress it up, they’re 1-2 in their last 3 games with their lone win coming against a 3 win Falcons team. |
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They lost 2 close games in Buffalo and Denver the past 2 weeks,, played without Rashee Rice for the first 6 games of the year, and were without Xavier Worthy for the first 3. In their last 3 game stretch of home games, once Mahomes had an intact Receiving corps, they beat Detroit, Washington and the Raiders. by a combined 63 points. You underestimate the Chiefs at your folly. |
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Three losses, and IMO, only the Steelers dominated them. The Chiefs dominated them in the 4th quarter, but taking the game as a whole, only the Steelers dominated them. There's not a team in the NFL this year that can say they've not been dominated at least once. It's not over til it's over. Colts have six more regular season games. Let's just see what happens. Too often on this board, some folks start christening the Colts, Jones and Taylor as elite after a great performance and casting aspersions, particularly on Jones, Steichen and the team in general after a shitty game. EVERY GAME IS UNIQUE AND UNPREDICATABLE. It's why bookmakers love the NFL. Just when you think a team is all that, they stink up the field.
Let's just look forward and see what kind of team we have. Get behind your Colts, the ride will be bumpy, but I for one, wouldn't want it any other way.
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Let's look at this a different way. For this exercise, I'm going to count the Berlin game as a road game because I don't care if the Colts got the gate, I care if the game is played in Indy or not. The Colts are currently 5-0 at home and 3-3 on the road. That is fairly common for contending teams: they're dominant at home and competitive on the road. As long as they maintain their winning ways at home and grab 1 or 2 of the last 3 wins on the road, they will be in contention for the 1 seed. What happens from there, well, that's the playoffs. Every game there is win or go home. What happens from there depends on what version of the team shows up for each game.
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