nfl network says Colts came out wearing the wrong cleats

[Chaka]

Originally Posted by FatDT

I haven't seen it or heard it anywhere else. Seems like if it was a serious thing and not just an offhanded "Yeah the field was a mess and we struggled, guess we wore the wrong cleats" kind of comment, it would've come up on Twitter, or another interview show, or a news article. Something.

And no NFL team is going to have only one set of cleats available to their players in bad weather conditions. It just doesn't make any sense.

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Chaka

I call BS on this story.

Originally Posted by FatDT

I haven't seen it or heard it anywhere else. Seems like if it was a serious thing and not just an offhanded "Yeah the field was a mess and we struggled, guess we wore the wrong cleats" kind of comment, it would've come up on Twitter, or another interview show, or a news article. Something.

Originally Posted by Chaka

And no NFL team is going to have only one set of cleats available to their players in bad weather conditions. It just doesn't make any sense.

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I'd like to hear one of these types of stories after a team WINS the game ........ "We brought the wrong cleats, but we won the game in spite of that."

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[DrSpaceman]

Those headsets seem to go out all the time

Hard to believe a $10 billion a year business can't seem to find a way to get headsets working right

I also don't buy the "Wrong cleats" story.

Eric Ebron didn't drop that first pass that would have been a first down because of the wrong cleats.

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by DrSpaceman

Those headsets seem to go out all the time

Hard to believe a $10 billion a year business can't seem to find a way to get headsets working right

I also don't buy the "Wrong cleats" story.

Eric Ebron didn't drop that first pass that would have been a first down because of the wrong cleats.

Your ebron example is irrelevant and makes nonsense

[Oldcolt]

Actually I think if you are focused on not slipping it may take some focus off the ball and make it more likely you drop it. The story may be true but I doubt it. Either way I don’t give a shit now. I’m wanting to see if Ballard can find us a pass rusher. I have some hope that Turay or Lewis can make a big second year jump. I think there is better than a 50% chance one of them does. It’s fairly common.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

Actually I think if you are focused on not slipping it may take some focus off the ball and make it more likely you drop it. The story may be true but I doubt it. Either way I don’t give a shit now. I’m wanting to see if Ballard can find us a pass rusher. I have some hope that Turay or Lewis can make a big second year jump. I think there is better than a 50% chance one of them does. It’s fairly common.

If we can get the DE spot opposite Sheard nailed down, then Lewis will be moving inside to the UT position.

[indycolts2]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

Your ebron example is irrelevant and makes nonsense

Wait.....WHAT? You're not that slow that you didn't understand his point are you?

[Pez]

Originally Posted by DrSpaceman

Those headsets seem to go out all the time



Hard to believe a $10 billion a year business can't seem to find a way to get headsets working right



I also don't buy the "Wrong cleats" story.



Eric Ebron didn't drop that first pass that would have been a first down because of the wrong cleats.

A 10 billion dollar business is choosing their priorities. Spending 8 million dollars on headset technology and support infrastructure will cost irsay 250k.

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