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12-10-2014, 07:17 PM
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I'm thinking the only way the Texans win is if O'Brien sacrifices a couple of virgins but since Tebow won't be there, that's probably not happening.
The Colts can either get a big lead and win going away or let the Texans build a big lead then watch NeAndrewthal pull it out in the final minute. So, either way, we're doomed. 
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12-11-2014, 01:39 AM
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I don't see the Colts getting off to the fast start like they did in Houston. I see it as surprisingly a defensive battle for most of 3 quarters. There will be plenty of camera action on Watt. There will be plenty of camera action on Luck, too.... Luck may have a series of 3-and-outs or a fumble/INT and then the camera will show him on the sidelines with that WTF look on his Geico caveman face. However, the Colts know how to score points when it counts so I see it as Colts by a FG.... Some are saying the Jags game was their (the Texans) best game of the year. They will need to have a better game than that to win against the Colts.
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12-11-2014, 02:14 PM
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12-12-2014, 09:36 AM
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Luck and the Colts have turned the ball over 19 times this year, so perhaps if we win the turnover battle we will have a chance.
On defense we need to stop WR TY Hilton and the long ball. On offense, just control the ball. Might be interesting to see difference at WR if Andre Johnson is out with concussion. I hope to see Devier Posey some. That 0-12 string at Indy needs to stop sometime.
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12-12-2014, 06:05 PM
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I wonder if Posey on a fly route would give us a cheap 7 points because a) nobody thinks Posey could run that fast and b) nobody thinks Fitz could throw that far. Just get Indy playing up after a few Foster runs and then try it.
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