NFL Week 16 power rankings

[Shallow]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

[.:DaYg0sTyLz:.]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

[Shallow]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

[.:DaYg0sTyLz:.]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

You are too serious. I wanted him to get into the endzone. At least we would have gotten the ball back and a chance at a miracle

[Shallow]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

You are too serious. I wanted him to get into the endzone. At least we would have gotten the ball back and a chance at a miracle

I really like the Colts chances going forward. I think their hardest challenge would be KC in KC, if it turns out that way. Everyone else I could see them winning against.

[OG Hack Wilson]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

You are too serious. I wanted him to get into the endzone. At least we would have gotten the ball back and a chance at a miracle

I really like the Colts chances going forward. I think their hardest challenge would be KC in KC, if it turns out that way. Everyone else I could see them winning against.

the Colts won't have to face KC due to seeding unless they both win their first 2 games (doubtful)

[Shallow]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

You are too serious. I wanted him to get into the endzone. At least we would have gotten the ball back and a chance at a miracle

I really like the Colts chances going forward. I think their hardest challenge would be KC in KC, if it turns out that way. Everyone else I could see them winning against.

the Colts won't have to face KC due to seeding unless they both win their first 2 games (doubtful)

I know. The odds are against either team winning any game at all. But if the Colts win next week and the Chiefs lose then KC will fall to 4 and Indy will be 3. I think both teams can and will win their first games. Then it'll be either KC in NE and Indy at Pit, or switcharoo. The Pats have had too many mistakes go unpunished and I feel they are due a few INTs or fumbles against someone before the playoffs are over. The Colts will have a real 3 headed monster in the run game come playoff time, and they'll be playing with out any expectations. Their Achilles heel, SD, has been eliminated. Obviously I could see NE or Pit just walking all over them, but I think the Colts pulling out another close one isn't out of the question. (all this is assuming of course that they beat the Titans, or the Jags lose at Houston).

KC will also be going in with every playoff game being a blessing. Neither them or the Colts are expected to win at all. So playing with no pressure could really help them take risks that end up winning the game. The hard part for me if it does end up as Indy/KC is who to cheer for. On one hand I want another ring on Peyton's hand for "he's better than Brady" arguments. On the other hand I want a ring on Cassel's finger for "see I told you it was all system" arguments. If only they could both win the SB.

[.:DaYg0sTyLz:.]

With Darren McFadden and a terrible Indy D-line, and a returning Addai, who'd a thought the longest run of the day would be from Peyton Manning?

Yeah...that was terrible. And that jerk slid instead of getting in the endzone lol.

Jerk? He was smart. He knows that if he gets injured they may as well forfeit next week.

You are too serious. I wanted him to get into the endzone. At least we would have gotten the ball back and a chance at a miracle

I really like the Colts chances going forward. I think their hardest challenge would be KC in KC, if it turns out that way. Everyone else I could see them winning against.

the Colts won't have to face KC due to seeding unless they both win their first 2 games (doubtful)

I know. The odds are against either team winning any game at all. But if the Colts win next week and the Chiefs lose then KC will fall to 4 and Indy will be 3. I think both teams can and will win their first games. Then it'll be either KC in NE and Indy at Pit, or switcharoo. The Pats have had too many mistakes go unpunished and I feel they are due a few INTs or fumbles against someone before the playoffs are over. The Colts will have a real 3 headed monster in the run game come playoff time, and they'll be playing with out any expectations. Their Achilles heel, SD, has been eliminated. Obviously I could see NE or Pit just walking all over them, but I think the Colts pulling out another close one isn't out of the question. (all this is assuming of course that they beat the Titans, or the Jags lose at Houston).

KC will also be going in with every playoff game being a blessing. Neither them or the Colts are expected to win at all. So playing with no pressure could really help them take risks that end up winning the game. The hard part for me if it does end up as Indy/KC is who to cheer for. On one hand I want another ring on Peyton's hand for "he's better than Brady" arguments. On the other hand I want a ring on Cassel's finger for "see I told you it was all system" arguments. If only they could both win the SB.

You might as well pull for Peyton, cus there is absolutely no chance the Chiefs make the Superbowl. They are good at home, but below average on the road. 3-5. And the 3 wins were against Cleveland, Seattle, and St. louis. Can you really see them going into NE or Pittsburgh and winning in the playoffs?

[Shallow]

They went into St Louis and slapped those buys around, so that to me means they can win a close one in NE or Pit. With that run and that D they have a better chance than the Colts do to win on the road.

[.:DaYg0sTyLz:.]

They went into St Louis and slapped those buys around, so that to me means they can win a close one in NE or Pit. With that run and that D they have a better chance than the Colts do to win on the road.

I dont see it in anyway. Their offense is better suited than the Colts to play outdoors in January. But still, so is the Steelers...and the Pats will still drop 35 on somebody in the snow. The Chiefs have no chance whatsoever to make the Superbowl...the Colts at least have Manning. If they can just get their running game going they have a punchers CHANCE.

[white Boy]

well, atlanta is not immortal at home... im being the greatest GB fan on sunday, then Eagles #2 seed, chilling at home, and the most hyped up NFC championship in years when vick goes back to atlanta.

[Shallow]

well, atlanta is not immortal at home... im being the greatest GB fan on sunday, then Eagles #2 seed, chilling at home, and the most hyped up NFC championship in years when vick goes back to atlanta.

If I were Mike Smith and my Falcons were playing against Vick, I'd have everyone on the team come out with a pitbull, each wearing a sign that says "I Haven't Forgotten" around their necks. And if that doesn't make Vick crumble he deserves every MVP trophy they ever give him.


And as far as the game, that pass interference in the endzone may have been the game saving play of the night, because that TD would have sealed it for the Falcons early. And on the last Falcons drive I'll never understand why at 3rd and 5 in possible 4 down territory you wouldn't call a draw or a screen. Going over the middle into coverage is just plain stupid. A 4th and 1 or 4th and 2 is a much easier pick up.