AFC Divisional Round: Baltimore Ravens @ Indianapolis Colts

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by daniverson1973

really?? the colts seem to always win their first 10-12-14 games of the year now is when it counts I heard a suprising stat on espn, Ravens have lost to Colts SEVEN times in a row I guess Peyton knows how to beat the wicked Ravens D Im predicting the Colts defense takes over this one, which makes it easy for Manning & co. Colts 20-9

Actually, ironically, most cases were lower scoring games. The Colts D containing the Ravens O and Manning making a couple of plays when necessary.

[daniverson1973]

Quote: Originally Posted by wwharton

Actually, ironically, most cases were lower scoring games. The Colts D containing the Ravens O and Manning making a couple of plays when necessary.

thats how i see this one playing out
manning just seems flawlessly unflappable now a days
nothing bothers him, no pressure, no nothing
hes thes man

[burnwood]

Quote: Originally Posted by daniverson1973

thats how i see this one playing out manning just seems flawlessly unflappable now a days nothing bothers him, no pressure, no nothing hes thes man

This is because he doesn't face any pass pressure. His throws are usually quick. The Ravens d-line will need to come out again with a focused kamikaze attitude and do it again. A hit from Ray won't hurt either.

[SuperChargers]

Go Colts! Moving to Indiana and having playoff tickets I hope Indy wins so I can possibly see the Chargers in action again and hopefully advance to the SB. Haven't been to a Charger game since the last time they were in Indy.

[NovaStar]

Quote: Originally Posted by burnwood

This is because he doesn't face any pass pressure. His throws are usually quick. The Ravens d-line will need to come out again with a focused kamikaze attitude and do it again. A hit from Ray won't hurt either.

That's exactly it, Peyton does not get pressure. When he is pressured, he is quite hilarious because he is subject to throw the ball all over the place. He does not handle pressure well at all.

I agree with Wharton on this one. The Ravens offense against the Colts has been the problem, the D usually does a pretty good job. Ray Rice and Flacco are going to have to have a good game in order to win. I can't predict this game so I will sit back and watch.

[daniverson1973]

Quote: Originally Posted by burnwood

This is because he doesn't face any pass pressure. His throws are usually quick. The Ravens d-line will need to come out again with a focused kamikaze attitude and do it again. A hit from Ray won't hurt either.

absolutely correct, his amazingly quick release is why doesnt face a lot of pressure, his oline is good but not great

[z Revis]

Quote: Originally Posted by NovaStar

That's exactly it, Peyton does not get pressure. When he is pressured, he is quite hilarious because he is subject to throw the ball all over the place. He does not handle pressure well at all.

Kinda like your boy Tom last week?

Quote:

I agree with Wharton on this one. The Ravens offense against the Colts has been the problem, the D usually does a pretty good job. Ray Rice and Flacco are going to have to have a good game in order to win. I can't predict this game so I will sit back and watch.

Pretty much. Aside from the 44-20 and 31-3 blowouts in 07 and 08, these matchups have been fairly low scoring over the years. The problem is usually always the Ravens O vs the Colts D. Peyton usually makes enough plays and scores enough points to win the game, while the Ravens offense has trouble even getting into the endzone.

[Adam Dayton]

Flacco was limping during today's practice .

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