The Sagacious Patriots of New England vs. the Mighty Colts of Indianapolis

[Ike Stain]

Win or lose, it's going to be a great game. Who's your pick?

 

[Ace Bandage]

I believe my vote is obvious.

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[Hot Mega]

This game has been the most anticipated match up for the last how many seasons?

They should have started playing this game on a neutral field years ago.

 

[Ike Stain]

I believe my vote is obvious.

I'm actually kind of with you, but that will make the Patriots victory that much more sweet if they can manage to pull it off.

 

[Jagger69]

Colts

 

[Ace Bandage]

I'm actually kind of with you, but that will make the Patriots victory that much more sweet if they can manage to pull it off.

If you're hinting at a Pats victory, I could kill you where you stand with my mind powers.

Remember that.

 

[alexpnz]

Tom Brady is the leader of the free world among all men and a man that every male in the world should aspire to be like.....The Show Ponys have NO chance against The "Brady-ots"! :bowdown:

...and on the 8th day, during his lunchbreak, god created...a Football God!:
:iloveyou:
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[Vanilla Bear]

Colts!

 

[itcouldbeme]

Colts!

Amen brother...

God I miss the days when there was a real AFC East, and the Colts and Pats played 2 to 3 times every year... :crying:

 

[Ike Stain]

If you're hinting at a Pats victory, I could kill you where you stand with my mind powers.

Remember that.

All I'm saying is this: as freakishly talented as Manning is, I suspect he may have been a bed-wetter. No question he's been winning the psychological battle since say 2005, and that's translated to victories on the field. But now Brady's looking like a wildman with that Sampson-like hair. Coach Belechick's life, by all accounts, is back on track, and he's been shedding those unsightly extra pounds which is a sign of mental discipline. If the Pats can get inside old Peyton's head and shake that confidence, I say he crumbles like that inner 5-year-old, shivering in the night because the wonderful wet warmness has now gone cold and he's terrified of another beating.

 

[roronoa3000]

Manning...err...I mean Colts.

 

[Hot Mega]

All I'm saying is this: as freakishly talented as Manning is, I suspect he may have been a bed-wetter. No question he's been winning the psychological battle since say 2005, and that's translated to victories on the field. But now Brady's looking like a wildman with that Sampson-like hair. Coach Belechick's life, by all accounts, is back on track, and he's been shedding those unsightly extra pounds which is a sign of mental discipline. If the Pats can get inside old Peyton's head and shake that confidence, I say he crumbles like that inner 5-year-old, shivering in the night because the wonderful wet warmness has now gone cold and he's terrified of another beating.

Can't remember what year it was but I think it was the first time Manning's Colt's beat Brady's Pats to go to the SB....

All I can remember was the look of utter terror on Manning's face as the Pats had the ball last. I don't know what would have become of Manning had Marlin Jackson not intercepted Brady to end that game. Manning most certainly looked like he was verging on doing something drastic had they lost..

Brady has had to deal with allot more upheaval to his team over time than has Manning...That said, Manning had finally broken through psychologically when they were able to beat the Pats...before that no so much.

I don't think either QB is intimidated now..certainly not Brady. Most of the time on the field...the guy's mind is a steel trap.

He went on a binge of having kids, fucking super models, getting married, etc., etc. and now I would say he's getting back down to business and adjusting to life without Moss.

Keep in mind...with all that...Brady and the Pats are a helmet catch from a 4th ring and unprecedented 19-0.:2 cents:

 

[lurkingdirk]

Manning > Brady

 

[Neutron66]

There's a spike on Websters.com right now for the word sagacious.

 

[D-rock]

The Patriots seem like a slightly better team this year than the Colts so I lean more in their direction about who is going to win.

 

[Ike Stain]

The Patriots seem like a slightly better team this year than the Colts so I lean more in their direction about who is going to win.

:dito:

 

[Straight Shooter]

I don't give two shits about this game. Sure I'll catch a few plays here and there but I'm not going to watch the whole game. Unless the team I root for(Bears) is playing I have trouble watching an NFL or any other game in it's entirety just because it doesn't affect me.

 

[biomech]

I think if the Pats can put pressure on Manning like they did to Big Ben, the game will be theirs.
As a Pats fan the thing that scares me about this game is Peyton against our young defense. He has the ability to put the ball where he wants when he wants. It will be a real challenge for those guys.
We shall see.

 

[roronoa3000]

Colts 31 Pats 20

 

[Ike Stain]

I think if the Pats can put pressure on Manning like they did to Big Ben, the game will be theirs.
As a Pats fan the thing that scares me about this game is Peyton against our young defense. He has the ability to put the ball where he wants when he wants. It will be a real challenge for those guys.
We shall see.

They got some injuries though so it's not and ideal situ for sir Peyt.

The reality is, if the Pats can execute, they can win this and turn the tide for the next 5 years on this rivalry.