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Freeney has looked dominant even while nursing a pulled quad muscle. Bob is… well, Bob. Which means he is hurt. Again.

Bob has not played any football of any kind since January. He’s practicing again after sitting out training camp, pre-season, and the first 5 games. Maybe we will see him against the Rams. Maybe we won’t. At this point, I don’t care. In my opinion, Melvin Bullitt has supplanted him as the starting strong safety. Melvin can stay healthy. Bob can’t.

The numbers are a little misleading. While Addai and Brown haven’t put up good numbers yet, the running O has improved from the beginning of the year/last year (abysmal) to now (slightly effective). All the running game really needs to be is good enough to set up Peyton’s play-action. It has been the last couple of weeks. We’ve also converted a couple of those 2nd and 3rd and 1’s that have been plaguing us for a while now. The O-line run blocking still sucks.

and the Jags had some success, but the last 3 games there hasn’t been much of anything going on the ground against Indy. Against Seattle and Arizona that’s not a surprise, but the Titans didn’t run well against the Colts either.

The Interior is pretty good, much stouter than in year’s past. The Dolphins game was a fluke as the Wild Cat was something the Colts had never faced before. Since that game, the Colts have held opponents to under 80 yards rushing a game, including the Titans (the #1 rushing team going into that week).

He’s not Addai in the passing game (but few backs are), but he’s looks very good as a runner and has the pass blocking and receiving skills to work in the Colts pass heavy O.

Brown shouldered a heavy load in college without an issue, so if I had to guess I’d say he could take a lead back’s workload, but you don’t really know until it happens. Addai showed no durability issues until they leaned on him to take more than 50-60% of the workload.

though the Colts still are zone heavy and one of the least blitzing teams in the league.

They seem to have opened up to a bigger variety of formations, but that might just be the personnel changes, they mixed it up more last year under Dungy too.

But since our line often gets little pressure on the QB, look for recievers to simply have big days. I think that’s more the problem. There have been some big plays but most of the time, it’s just catch after catch after catch.

One thing the Rams have going for them this week is a full compliment of a healthy(?) D-backfield. But, James Hall is injured and we have a hard enough time putting pressure on the QB anyway, so I wouldn’t let that deter you too much.

Bottom line. Our defense isn’t bad by any streatch of the imagination. The problem is exposure. They spend a lot of time on the field since the offense seems to prefer getting off the field as soon as possible. So, it usually adds up over the day.

have more receptions the questio is Yac and i believe collie is the man for the job

and wouldn’t do the work necessary to take it off. He also was invisible for the past 2 or 3 games.

I think if we can contain Chris Johnson, Julius Jones, and Maurice Jones Drew. I think the Colts can handle Steven Jackson.

will hold you down. also as far as us cutting johnson i wouldn’t worry and know it wont be on our second rounder from this year. we will be starting muir who played some last year and moala will be getting some time in to but not the majority unless he out preforms muir and sanders will help against the run as well i think

But will they be able to keep Mathis out of Boller’s(?) face? Sanders on a blitz? This is the best pass rush the Colts have had in a long time.