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12-17-2005, 02:17 PM
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Re: Another Thread About the Colts Losing,,,, With a twist
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If the Colts run the table and lose in the Superbowl where do they tank among the all time great teams? [/ QUOTE ] I dunno. And, sorry (sorta) about the thread hijack, but this isn't worthy of a new thread.... If Seattle wins on Sunday, and the Bears lose, then Seattle has locked up HFA in the NFC. Won't that make week 16, INDY @ SEA the most worthless game between the top two teams in football history? Would Seattle be willing to lay down for Indy then? Could be an amazing (for all the wrong reasons) game... Josh Oh, and to answer your question...didn't like the 1934 bears or something go undef. during the regular season only to lose in the title game? If they did, then Indy is definitely headed for obscurity.... 
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12-17-2005, 08:51 PM
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Re: Another Thread About the Colts Losing,,,, With a twist
If this Colts team doesn't win the Superbowl (and doesn't have any major injuries or anything) they will be known as the biggest chokers in football history and their reputation will be cemented as a team that can't get the job done when it matters. or something like that.
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12-17-2005, 10:34 PM
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Re: Another Thread About the Colts Losing,,,, With a twist
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If the Colts run the table and lose in the Superbowl where do they tank among the all time great teams? [/ QUOTE ] This is easy. They would rank with the 1934 (I think, I may have the year wrong) Bears, who went 13-0 in the regular season, and then lost in the NFL championship game.
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