[washingtonismoney]

the progression from nunes to hogan was only painful because it took so long and so many missed opportunities to do it. once it was done, it  was not painful at all.

Assuming facts unknown to the public -- unless you have inside information the rest of us don't.

One more note about the OC thing. A lot of NFL playoffs Colts commentary seems to be about the team and Pep Hamilton wanting to do "Stanford-style power running" (I LOVE that this is a meme for analysts). The analysts note that they don't having the personnel to do that and have righted the ship by changing the game plan to suit the personnel.

I don't know about the commentary, but the following things have impressed me about the Colts:

1. Andrew Luck!
2. Good for Griff Whalen, carving out a career.
3. How do they reposition those orange traffic cones after every play in time to snap the ball? (And just how does an orange traffic cone snap the ball in the first place?)
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1,000: the coaching.

[washingtonismoney]

the progression from nunes to hogan was only painful because it took so long and so many missed opportunities to do it. once it was done, it  was not painful at all.

Assuming facts unknown to the public -- unless you have inside information the rest of us don't.

One more note about the OC thing. A lot of NFL playoffs Colts commentary seems to be about the team and Pep Hamilton wanting to do "Stanford-style power running" (I LOVE that this is a meme for analysts). The analysts note that they don't having the personnel to do that and have righted the ship by changing the game plan to suit the personnel.

I don't know about the commentary, but the following things have impressed me about the Colts:

1. Andrew Luck!
2. Good for Griff Whalen, carving out a career.
3. How do they reposition those orange traffic cones after every play in time to snap the ball? (And just how does an orange traffic cone snap the ball in the first place?)
...
...
1,000: the coaching.