October 2, 200620 yr Author Colts. They can beat you many different ways. It sure isn't by stopping the run.
October 3, 200620 yr I think it will be the Colts, but I would not be shocked at all if it is the Bears because of the schedule they play
October 3, 200620 yr The Colts. Baltimore is just lucky. And the Bears are good. I just don't see the Colts getting beat anytime soon. They are just dominate. And when their backs are against the wall, they are dangerous. The Colts have not looked as good as last season during the year so far, and I dont know where they have shown where they are dangerous when their backs are agains the wall. Seems to me when it comes down to big time pressure games or situations they choke... I think they will end up going awhile though before they lose, but I think the Bears will go the longest because they play such an easy schedule...
October 3, 200620 yr The Colts have not looked as good as last season during the year so far, and I dont know where they have shown where they are dangerous when their backs are agains the wall. Seems to me when it comes down to big time pressure games or situations they choke... I think they will end up going awhile though before they lose, but I think the Bears will go the longest because they play such an easy schedule... The Colts have had some issues already this year with a banged up defense and I think they are still trying to adapt to life without E.J., but they have still found ways to win games so far and thats what is most impressive to me and I think they can only get better so thats why I think they will be the last unbeaten team. Plus, the Colts have the Titans next and the bye, while the Ravens have two hard games coming up and I see the Bears offense having a bad game pretty soon causing a loss.
October 3, 200620 yr Typically I'd say the Colt's but Chicago does have an easier schedule. With that said i still think the Colts, but if Chicago is it they still won't make it as far unbeaten as the Colts did last year...
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