Ask BigBlueShoe How It Feels To Be An A$$hole

I don’t want enough Colts games like I used to but how are those safeties going down going to affect your run defense? I’m not sure if they are used in run support or not.

What scares you the most?

u have to shorting the game play near pefncet presser peyon up the middle use the TE get turnover play agganisve and smart

I can tell already from your 100 word post that I’m on your side. I like the hollowed out condom metaphor.
My question to you:

When is it time to give up on Bob Sanders? He makes Brodie Croyle look like Brett Favre.

We over here have been dealing with one losing season after another and now things are on the upswing, maybe not playoff bound this year but who knows at this point it’s a long season, and every personnel moves is an upgrade. What is it like knowing that you have been a perennial powerhouse for god knows how long and management just can’t seem to get those last few pieces together to make you a multiple superbowl winner. To me it seems to be coaching.

How's it feel to be an Asshole?

Damn sensors.

Where Manning does his series of fake hikes to make the defense reveal its scheme, but the defense is prepared ahead of time and pretends to bite (like having the strong side CB “bite” on the hike, but then sending the weak side CB on the blitz) and attacks somewhere else instead. With two weeks of preparation time, it’s conceivable that this team could have learned how to pull this off perfectly.

Has this ever been tried on Manning before? And if so, how successful was it?

does anyone know the TV situation with this game? i live in ohio, and had heard rumors that it was moved to network tv.

1) How many times will the Kansas City Chiefs sack your sacred Manning?

2) How many turnovers does Indianapolis surrender per game thus far in the 2010 campaign?

3) Did you know Succop can kick a 65-yard field goal? Does that scare the shit outta you?

4) Did you know that turning your horse shoe over will cause all your luck to fall out? Did you flip your horse shoe over last weekend?

5) Why all the injuries?

6) Has Payton Manning ever been knocked out of a game?

7) Does any quarterback in the league (besides Jay Cutler or Tom Brady) complain to the ref more than Payton Manning?

8) Who on your team wants a good nut grab? Be careful that Shaun Smith doesn’t tear Peyton’s nut sac clear off!!! Just a warning!

Anyway, I am throwing this crazy questions around just for the heck of it so don’t get your panties in a bunch! It should be a good game regardless of the outcome, but your guys will probably get your hearts broken again…I’m just sayin!!!

Knowing the size of his head where do the colts go to get a helmut big enough to fit him.

Somebody told me Baltimore and that they left in the middle of the night and it was classified as a wide load. Is that true? the middle of the night?

1. I watched last year in disbelief as the perfect season went down the drain because the coach rested the starters. I felt like the new coach just hopped on a bus that was already headed to it’s destination regardless of who was driving. To me I felt like that killed the momentum and it made me think that although he claims to be the coach… peyton is teh real coach of the colts. Do you think the new coach is part of the slow start you are having this season?

2. Prior to the miracle by the jags the colts fans were running wild around the blogs talking all kinds of sh*$&@#% . Having been fans of such a historically successful team does this season humble a few of the otherwise arrogant fans? Chiefs fans have had years of practice playing the humble part.

3. If the Chiefs come to town and pull off the victory do you think the fans will start calling for heads to roll similar to the way the 49ers reacted to losing a game to the chiefs?

I understand the decision regarding resting the starters. If Manning, Freeney, Wayne, Clark, Brackett or Saturday had been injured in the game, it would/could have crushed any hopes of going to the Super Bowl. I do, however, disagree with how it was done. Pulling the starters in the second half without any prior indication of the game plan is unfair to the starters, the fans and to Curtis Painter (the receiver of the fans’ displeasure). Why not make it public knowledge before the game? You’re not giving the Jets any kind of competitive advantage. That’s what pained me, but what is done is done. If the Colts win the Super Bowl, Polian and Caldwell would have been geniuses. Obviously that didn’t happen.

As for the 2nd and 3rd questions…

2) I can’t speak for all Colts fans in real life or the blogosphere, but I like to think I am respectful of all opponents and teams in the NFL. Maybe it’s because I remember the Colts pre-Manning and Dungy. I have been humbled by the team’s performance plenty. I don’t take anyone for granted and am very grateful for the success the Colts have had recently even if it has “only” translated into one Super Bowl victory. I think every fan base has its share of d-bags. I can only hope we aren’t as bad as most.

3) If the Chiefs win, I would like to think the nature of the victory would dictate how Colts fans react. That said, most people feel the Chiefs win this game by running over, through and around the Colts defense. If that happens, the Colts either didn’t gameplan correctly or failed to make adjustments. If Cassel makes plays, it’s because the secodary is weak and/or depleted. Bottom line is if the Colts lose and Manning plays like he has up until this game, Colts fans will perceive a loss as a management/coaching issue.

This is a game for Kansas City to see how they stack up against a team that is at the top year after year. For Indy, it’s a must win game at home to get back on track. I’m nervous (but anyone that knows me will tell you I can find a reason to fret about every game). I think we’re looking at a tight game that comes down to the last posession. I hope I’m wrong and the Colts win in a blow out, but I don’t see that happening. As I said in my other comment, I wish the Chiefs nothing but good luck starting next Sunday.

The fact that Indy advanced to the SB says they got it right. And I think New Orleans took advantage of weaknesses that revealed themselves before the starter sit-down. Kind of similar to that New England run, when they kept winning despite being beaten in the trenches. Of 3 teams who advanced to the SB recently with mediocre line play, only the Steelers won it, and they were pretty mediocre the next year. Kind of like Indy looks right now.

But as an avid KC watcher, I know it takes O-Line time to gel and you don’t necessarily have to make a big splash to quietly build a solid UNIT. I think Indy’s O-Line is struggling, but there’s always a chance they’ll turn it around. Polian, for all the bashing we’re seeing, recently, has done a very good job for a very long time.