Manning, a rookie and ?

Polian: Colts can't look to rookie QB for quick fix in 2012

So let's suppose Colts would take a rookie quarterback. As Polian says Colts MUST keep Peyton. (He said "a veteran" but I don't think he meant Kerry Collins.) And the rookie would be good enough to be the second string. And then, who would be the third slinger? Just two QB's like those good old days? Keep one of two current QB's? Or bring one from elsewhere? I just wonder.

By the way, the current team should use both Painter and Orlovsky in every game. That might disrupt opponent defenders. And their coaches had to prepare for both, so it might distract them as well. The season is lost anyway, the team should entertain us in some unusual way.

TV

A defense of charging more for Web TV (Q&A) [CNet] -- I don't really care, when I all want is news and NFL games. I don't have cable, satellite, or even OTA. I cannot just justify the price only to get those two program groups. When I still had the cable, I only watched news about 30 min on weekdays and an NFL games or two in a typical week. But NFL's only about for 5 months in a year. In the rest of the time, I only watched news. I wouldn't pay $70+/month for that. I really miss all the Colts games, but being out of the state of Indiana I couldn't watch all of them in the first place. I hope someone would come up with an Internet service having a news package for $10/mon + a Colts package for $20/mon = $30/mon. I would gladly subscribe on that. Till then, I watch NBC podcasts and listen to Colts radio network on the Internet. Thank you very much.

NFL 2011

I don't care who gets more money: owners, players or NFL itself. They are making more money than me, anyways. All I care is if there will be this season and the Colts will win the Super Bowl at Lucas Oil Stadium with home field advantages all the way to the top. This is a now-or-never chance for Colts to achieve the goal. There must be this season. Please play football! GO COLTS!!!

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 2007 Pre/Regular Season Schedule

Thursday, Aug. 9	@ Dallas Cowboys		8:00 pm	10-23 L
Monday, Aug. 20	CHICAGO BEARS		8:00 pm
Saturday, Aug. 25	DETROIT LIONS		7:00 pm
Friday, Aug. 31	@ Cincinnati Bengals		7:30 pm
Thursday, Sept. 6	NEW ORLEANS SAINTS	(NBC)	8:30 pm
Sunday, Sept. 16	@ Tennessee Titans	(CBS)	1:00 pm
Sunday, Sept. 23	@ Houston Texans	(CBS)	1:00 pm
Sunday, Sept. 30	DENVER BRONCOS	(CBS)	4:15 pm
Sunday, Oct. 7	TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS	(FOX)	4:05 pm
Sunday, Oct. 14	Bye
Monday, Oct. 22	@ Jacksonville Jaguars	(ESPN)	8:30 pm
Sunday, Oct. 28	@ Carolina Panthers	(CBS)	1:00 pm
Sunday, Nov. 4	NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS	(CBS)	4:15 pm
Sunday, Nov. 11	@ San Diego Chargers	(NBC)	8:15 pm
Sunday, Nov. 18*	KANSAS CITY CHIEFS	(CBS)	1:00 pm
Thursday, Nov. 22	@ Atlanta Falcons	(NFLN)	8:15 pm
Sunday, Dec. 2*	JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS		1:00 pm
Sunday, Dec. 9*	@ Baltimore Ravens	(NBC)	8:15 pm
Sunday, Dec. 16	@ Oakland Raiders	(CBS)	4:05 pm
Sunday, Dec. 23	HOUSTON TEXANS	(CBS)	1:00 pm
Sunday, Dec. 30*	TENNESSEE TITANS	(CBS)	1:00 pm

Excerpt from IndyStar.com.