So far, the Colts look like they are only good for 30 minutes. At Denver they had to rally from behind and could not get the job done. Against the Eagles they squandered a 14-point halftime lead and let Philly get the ball last. What is up with them being good one half and bad the other? How good are they, really?

 

The answers are important this week. Statistically, they were better running than passing Monday night. Both weeks somebody said they are missing Robert Mathis on D. However, Jon Gruden added the defensive line's problem is speed, not strength or intelligence. How will that translate to manhandling our awful offensive line?

 

If we had a good running attack and decent offensive line I would not worry so much about Chad Henne getting sacked because Nick Foles had tons of time in the pocket all night long. But the Colts certainly will learn we can't run outside or zone block very soon. Have we seen a good team that should be 1-1 or an overrated team that only will win the division because everyone else sucks?

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