(08-26-2019, 05:41 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I can't blame them. People work hard to buy season tickets. They aren't cheap. It's a major investment. You think this team finally have all the pieces to make it to the Superbowl after years of neglect by Ryan Grigson. You have a very good O-Line, a solid running game, more than one competent receiver, a good defense and most importantly, a star QB who is coming off a brilliant season. You spend that hard earned money that you saved and cut back on luxuries, all year for and the most important piece, the "motor" of that offense, announces he is retiring out of nowhere. Now, that thing you've scrimped and saved all year for, is useless. You have no chance at a Superbowl, because the "hot rod engine" that you thought you had motoring your team is being replaced with a moped engine. I can see why they are ticked off. What good is having a Lamborghini with custom paint, custom wheels and all the bells and whistles, if it is being run with a 4 cylinder engine? That's basically what the Colts have now.