Quote:1. It once again shows that when you beat a team, at home, that is playing their 3rd string QB and you act like this that the Jags fan base is not use to success.

 

2. How is this relevant to the conversation we were having? You're grasping at straws. Plus, this does not pertain to me, at all.

 

3. Pagano is an a terrible head coach, I don't listen to his press conferences EVER. He just repeats the same old shticks and clichés. It's terrible. Overall though, the offensive line was terrible the first 3-4 weeks, then they started to gel until Castonzo got hurt and we had to move our whole OL around vs. Pitt & Jax this week.

1.  So tell us how ANY fan base would respond in the aftermath of blowing out a hated division rival?  Do you think Steelers fans, who support a team that has won six Super Bowls, somehow do not take glee in thumping the Browns?  Are Cowboys fans, who support a team that has won FIVE Super Bowls, somehow muted when they beat the Skins?  When the Patriots hand you your butts again, do they respond with a collective yawn? How should football fans respond to [BLEEP] slapping a division rival?  A soft polite golf clap?  Here's a clue:  when your team gets trounced by another-especially a division rival, and you go to that team's board, you are going to see some chest thumping and some not so nice things said about your team.  If you can't accept that, maybe message boards aren't for you.

 

2.  It's relevant to the conversation because YOU talked about fans not being accustomed to success.  You act as if all Colts fans have ever known is success.  They haven't.  Those of you who weren't Colts fans before Manning bandwagon hopped if you live outside Indy.   Maybe it applies to you...maybe not.  I can't tell due to all the bandwagon hoppers.

 

3.  Perhaps Pagano looks like a terrible coach because Grigson keeps handing him terrible players.  I mean it's kind of hard building a running game to support Luck when your GM trades first round picks for Trent Richardson.  It's kind of hard to stop the run consistently when you bypass stud DTs for diminutive WRs you don't need in the first round.  It's hard to play well down the stretch of the season when you sign blue hairs like Frank Gore and Andre Johnson.  We won't know for sure.  But he groused about not having an OL worth anything, and his words evidenced tension between he and the front office.  Question:  would YOU keep Grigson as GM?

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