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Running Backs: Brown
Posted on 27 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
A stud running back, a guy who will shoulder the offensive load and carry his team to a championship, is rare to find in today's NFL. How many guys are that to their team currently in the NFL? Adrian Peterson? Arian Foster? Chris Johnson? Maurice Jones-Drew? Of those guys, the top rushers in the NFL, how many of them were in the playoffs? zero, zip, zilch. Bottom line is that teams with a bac...
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Melvin Bullitt
Posted on 21 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
Melvin Bullitt has had a very low impact on Colts fans, and the national media. He is not a big name guy. Now Peyton Manning, Dwight Freeney, Dallas Clark, Robert Mathis, and Reggie Wayne are the guys that take up the spot light on the Colts and get talked about by those “experts” in Bristol. Insert Melvin Bullitt, the safety net for oft injured, and now former Indianapolis Colt...
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Joseph Addai
Posted on 20 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
Joseph Addai may be one of the most interesting players in Indianapolis. At times he is one of the most hated players, then at drop of a hat (or the pinch of a nerve) the good people of Indianapolis claim Addai to be the most important player on the team aside from 18. However the dude is a player, though his number have been bad, or even abysmal at times, he can still show his worth. Jose...
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Top Tweeters: Pat McAfee
Posted on 16 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
I have no idea what happened to me. I got home from church last night, laid down to watch the end of the Brewers game and bam, its like 3 AM (they won by the way). I was planning on getting up at 6 AM with my roommate to do some lifting but he came to me, while I was still passed out on the couch (only this time facing the opposite direction so I could feel the AC on me), and asked if we co...
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Top Tweeters: Jerraud Powers
Posted on 15 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
I've recently found myself on a Twitter rant. I'm writing to support it. I'm applying for a blogger position with the topic being twitter. I'm on it a lot, and I really enjoy keeping up to date with my timeline. It truly is worth your time, and it is a whole lot different than Facebook. In the past week I've watched a lot of Sportscenter on ESPN, and ESPN anchors not only tweet a lot th...
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Top Tweeters: Jacques McClendon
Posted on 14 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
If you sit and watch any major show on that four letter network, you will find them quoting Twitter left and right. It is a media network's dream to have athletes, analysts, and coaches constantly saying what's on their mind giving that exact same media network something quote worthy. I can't imagine being LeBron James right now after the NBA Finals and feeling like he can't say anything witho...
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Top Tweeters
Posted on 13 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
I love Twitter. It quite possibly could be an obsession of mine. I sit down every evening (or morning) to write a blog post, and I have my browser window pulled up and sized perfectly to allow my tweetdeck single column view to fit on the left side of my computer screen. I love Twitter. I am currently in the job market (if you know of any openings, let me know) and I am applying for anyth...
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Guest Post Fridays
Posted on 11 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
This is a brand new experiment going on with “Not Just a Colts Blog.” Guest post Fridays will give you, the reader, an opportunity to enter into the conversation. I sit down and write a post just about every day, and it would be fantastic to have other voices enter into the blog. I clearly am an advocate for the Colts, but if you have anything you'd like to say about them, this ...
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Enemies: Jacksonville Jaguars
Posted on 10 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
This is our third and final look at a team that can be considered an enemy from the AFC South. In previous days we looked at the Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans. Jacksonville has been the team that has been the hardest to watch, yet they also have typically come up with ways to win. The Colts lost a game early to them in the 2010 campaign with an improbable field goal from Josh Sc...
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Enemies: Houston Texans
Posted on 9 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
This is part two of our installment entitled, “Enemies.” This brainchild of mine began to develop during my recent visit to Nashville Tennessee. I noted Titans fans actions, (or the lack thereof) and began to think about our AFC South foes. The Colts have owned the AFC South of late, only losing out to the Titans twice in the division's short existence. Last season, however,...
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Enemies: Tennessee Titans
Posted on 8 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
My analysis of each team in the Colts division starts today and goes through the end of this week. I am doing this post because this past weekend I was in “Enemy Territory.” Being stuck in another team's city was not as rough as I thought it would be. That is primarily due to the fact that the Colts fans are much better (IMO) than the Titan's fans. How will our enemies fare this...
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Enemy Territory
Posted on 6 Jun 2011 by Nick Clason.
This past weekend I was in Nashville, Tennessee because my cousin was getting married. It was fun to hang out with my family, both immediate (who live in Illinois) and extended (most of which live in Wisconsin). One afternoon we had the bright idea to go on a bus tour of downtown Nashville. This was a great idea, however it was pushing 100 degrees and I was sweating like a pig stuck in th...
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