Week 15: Indianapolis Colts (9-4) @ Houston Texans (11-2)

[z Revis]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheMatrix31

Watt's best game as a pro, and that's saying something.

I didn't get a chance to see this game, but that doesn't surprise me since our O-line is about as good as a high school teams. That HAS to be the #1 priority in the offseason. Use all picks for o-lineman, I don't care. Teams run right over that O-line every week it doesn't matter what team it is.


EDIT: Congrats to the Texans and their fans on being division champs. Forgot to mention that!

[Fiasco West]

Quote: Originally Posted by z Revis

I didn't get a chance to see this game, but that doesn't surprise me since our O-line is about as good as a high school teams. That HAS to be the #1 priority in the offseason. Use all picks for o-lineman, I don't care. Teams run right over that O-line every week it doesn't matter what team it is. EDIT: Congrats to the Texans and their fans on being division champs. Forgot to mention that!

Watt has a real shot at breaking the single season sack record...in his 2nd year as a pro. That's pretty amazing, especially considering his position.

[z Revis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fiasco West

Watt has a real shot at breaking the single season sack record...in his 2nd year as a pro. That's pretty amazing, especially considering his position.

Indeed it is. He's a pretty special player. Funny too, considering a lot of people weren't too fond of the Watt pick in the draft. If I remember right anyway.

[TheMatrix31]

I didn't know what to think since I'm not a college football guy. Needless to say, he's exceeded any expectation I would have had.

Quote:

J.J. Watt finished with three sacks on Sunday against the Colts, and had six plays overall tackling a Colt for a loss (10.5 percent of Indianapolis' total plays from scrimmage). Watt now has 34.5 disrupted dropbacks this season (sacks + passes defensed + interceptions), 15 more than the next-closest player (Aldon Smith). Watt has disrupted 5.9 percent of dropbacks faced by Houston's defense, with no other player higher than 4.0 percent.

It's too bad he won't win the MVP. I haven't seen a defensive player dominate a game like I saw Watt dominate today in quite a freakin' while. Truly, truly amazing. I'll settle for DPOY.

Also...... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...08263597_n.jpg

[ANDROMADA 1]

Quote: Originally Posted by legendkiller5

I'm still taking A.J. Green. And I swear, Kareem tries to piss me off with stupid **** every game.

Who is he?

[55]

Quote: Originally Posted by ANDROMADA 1

Who is he?

I liked you better when you used to make posts like this.

[Fiasco West]

Quote: Originally Posted by z Revis

Indeed it is. He's a pretty special player. Funny too, considering a lot of people weren't too fond of the Watt pick in the draft. If I remember right anyway.

I remember being neutral on the pick, I was just going to trust Rick Smith. He usually fins a impact player per year with his first 3 picks.

If you look back at that draft though, looks like it'll be one of the better drafts, especially for defensive line

Watt, Von Miller, Aldon Smith, Kerrigan, Fairley...

Not even counting guys like Patrick Peterson, Aj Green, and Julio Jones