September 22, 200917 yr Sunday night was Exhibit A. Last night was Exhibit B. It's a QB league. Just like the Giants got beat physically by the Cowboys, the Colts got it worse. 200+ rushing yards and a TOP of over 45 minutes for Miami. Are you kidding me? Going into the game, what would you say? Run the ball, control the clock, keep Peyton off the field and we win. Nope. That's the benefit of having a great QB. You always have a chance. Incredible that Manning can sit on the sideline for that long and still be razor sharp. Ted Ginn, Jr. has to make that catch at the end of the game. Pennington made a beautiful throw and Ginn couldn't get it done on the other end. Otherwise, Miami wins this game. That's what distinguishes the men from the boys, as they say. Ginn had some nice numbers, but ultimately, he dropped a very catchable pass to win the game.
September 22, 200917 yr Sunday night was Exhibit A. Last night was Exhibit B. It's a QB league. Just like the Giants got beat physically by the Cowboys, the Colts got it worse. 200+ rushing yards and a TOP of over 45 minutes for Miami. Are you kidding me? Going into the game, what would you say? Run the ball, control the clock, keep Peyton off the field and we win. Nope. That's the benefit of having a great QB. You always have a chance. Incredible that Manning can sit on the sideline for that long and still be razor sharp. Ted Ginn, Jr. has to make that catch at the end of the game. Pennington made a beautiful throw and Ginn couldn't get it done on the other end. Otherwise, Miami wins this game. That's what distinguishes the men from the boys, as they say. Ginn had some nice numbers, but ultimately, he dropped a very catchable pass to win the game. :thumb: I literally cried when Ginn missed that ball. I don't know that Pennignton will ever throw that good of a deep ball again in his career, without injuring his shoulder again.
September 22, 200917 yr For what? Anyone that makes that many bad calls in one game has no business head coaching in a professional sports league.
September 22, 200917 yr Author :thumb: I literally cried when Ginn missed that ball. I don't know that Pennignton will ever throw that good of a deep ball again in his career, without injuring his shoulder again. Chad Pennington = Highest completion % in NFL history
September 22, 200917 yr Author Anyone that makes that many bad calls in one game has no business head coaching in a professional sports league. I missed it. The only bad call I can think of was the run on 3rd down that set up the go-ahead FG. Other than that, I thought Miami executed their game plan to perfection, only to lose because the Colts have Peyton Manning.
September 22, 200917 yr Anyone that makes that many bad calls in one game has no business head coaching in a professional sports league.I thought they executed beautifully the majority of the night. You hold on to the ball over 3/4 of the game by running it at will, you are doing something right. Unfortunately, the other team had Peyton Manning :lol:
September 22, 200917 yr Dolphins had the ball for 45 minutes compared to 15 for the Colts. That's incredible when you really think about it.
September 22, 200917 yr Chad Pennington = Highest completion % in NFL history Yeah I was referring to the deep ball he threw there. Chad Pennington also = arm of a sick ten year old boy.
September 22, 200917 yr That was one of the more amazing games I had ever watched. Didn't they say that was the first time ever a team had won a game holding on to the ball as little as Indianapolis did?
September 22, 200917 yr Anyone that makes that many bad calls in one game has no business head coaching in a professional sports league. What bad calls did he make? Any other team would love to do what Miami did last night. They had the football for 45 minutes of the game. That is their gameplan. They aren't a flashy team who quick scores. There were only 1 or 2 questionable calls at most. The one I can think of is there towards the end of the game when they settled for running the ball on 3rd and 6 just to get a better shot at a FG. In that instance they should have at least tried for the 1st down to get a TD but oh well. You might want to go back and watch the game again.
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