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Indianapolis at Tennessee: In-Game Discussion

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Inactives:

 

Colts: RB Matt Jones, QB Andrew Luck, DB Quincy Wilson, LB Anthony Walker, LB Tarell Basham, OG Isaiah Williams, and TE Henry Krieger-Coble

 

Titans: DT Sylvester Williams, WR Corey Davis, WR Darius Jennings, SS Johnathan Cyprien, CB Kalan Reed, OG Corey Levin, and OLB Kevin Dodd

 

Marcus Mariota is expected to start...

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This is a game where ESPN has to be thankful for fantasy football. It's a bad game between two bad teams.

Lord knows that's only reason I'm watching; Mariotta and Hilton going for me.

 

Good thing opponent already done and I was already 20 to start.

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Even fantasy does nothing to make this game good enough to watch

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Just when you thought NYG at Denver was bad football.....the NFL gives you Indy at Tennessee!

 

:sleep:

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Had succop, dropped him for Bryant. Shame on me who knows Ryan is worthless this year, thinking he would be a better play.

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I'm not watching and about to call it a night. What happened to Mack? He had a 4 and an 18 yard run and nothing else? Did the Colt coaches decide that was just too successful and they had to nip that in the bud?

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Hilton's not injured and has had 4 targets but Doyle and Moncrief have been more of a factor in tonight's passing game.

 

Mack flat out dropped a target. I did see him in the backfield for a few plays in "early" red zone terrtitory but Gore took over when it got close. But his presence has been on the downtick compared to last week's game.

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On the plus side, Eric Decker has finally flashed with a pretty fine Adam Thielen impersonation....but it comes on the eve of the return of Corey Davis.

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Naturally, Mack has been almost invisible since breaking off the 22-yard run in the 1st quarter. Don't you think the Colts could use a big play about right now?

Pagano is saving him for the next coach.

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Pagano is saving him for the next coach.

 

Obviously :rolleyes: I'm glad I didn't have start him anywhere.

 

After last week's game, Pagano said: "I think it would be wise to get Mack the ball more often."

 

Next game: two carries, 18 yards

 

Thank God the Colts didn't need any big plays tonight. (What's that? They did?)

 

Every year, I am reminded that a lot of coaches are far from the smart men I thought they were when I was a young boy. (EDIT: I realize coordinators deserve more of the blame here than the head coach. A HC may be listening on the headset, but he's not going to overrule his OC on every other play call/formation he sends in. In tonight's case, I doubt Pagano had any idea during the game Mack played about ~15 snaps.)

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Fantasy tales of woe:

 

I basically needed Murray to NOT score a touchdown. Naturally, he scores on his last carry and does not see the field thereafter.

 

In another league, I needed Vinatieri to do no more than hit three field goals, so the last one got me :doh:

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Every year, I am reminded a lot of how coaches are far from the smart men I thought they were when I was a young boy.

 

There is one coach from the past I'd like to salute. Just this weekend I was marveling at the good, tight ship that Tom Landry ran for so long. I can't really think of anybody comparable today.

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There is one coach from the past I'd like to salute. Just this weekend I was marveling at the good, tight ship that Tom Landry ran for so long. I can't really think of anybody comparable today.

 

No disagreement here on Landry.

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Obviously :rolleyes: I'm glad I didn't have start him anywhere.

 

After last week's game, Pagano said: "I think it would be wise to get Mack the ball more often."

 

Next game: two carries, 18 yards

 

Thank God the Colts didn't need any big plays tonight. (What's that? They did?)

 

Every year, I am reminded that a lot of coaches are far from the smart men I thought they were when I was a young boy. (EDIT: I realize coordinators deserve more of the blame here than the head coach. A HC may be listening on the headset, but he's not going to overrule his OC on every other play call/formation he sends in. In tonight's case, I doubt Pagano had any idea during the game Mack played about ~15 snaps.)

There are very few talented head coaches in the league. There's Belichick, Arians and umm, hmm I think that's it. That said, I'm sure Gore's stature and Mack still being a little raw plays a large role in this particular case.

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Coaches: Bill Parcells, Bill Walsh, Mike Holmgren, Chuck Noll, and maybe Tom Coughlin also come to mind.

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There are very few talented head coaches in the league. There's Belichick, Arians and umm, hmm I think that's it. That said, I'm sure Gore's stature and Mack still being a little raw plays a large role in this particular case.

Arians? Not a good of coach. He plays favorites and doesn't hold himself or his assistants accountable. That's why when his team struggles, they rarely make any improvements. His offensive system requires a very specific set of players and when he doesn't have those players, he won't adjust to fit his team.

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