I need someone to explain the score tonight 62:7

thfootball · 10-23-11, 10:30 PM

the other guys on the other team are making millions of dollars, they'll be happy to see their paychecks for losing still. They got outplayed, and no feeling sorry. Way it should be.

8ArIvd5 · 10-23-11, 10:33 PM

no mercy rule. play til the game's over.

chopperocker · 10-23-11, 10:40 PM

the only thing to take out of this game is that NOR may get overvalued vs. STL next week and at the moment that is one of 2 games yet to get an opening line. i'm sure it will be double-digits. you can probably fade IND next week.

chineselover · 10-23-11, 10:40 PM

so the NFL games are not fixed???? If so, I think GB can Outscore St. Louis at least 40 but GB stopped playing... well, it will be difficult to humiliate other players like that...

I thought there some side betting going on behind this game... maybe not...

Blazermaniac · 10-23-11, 10:42 PM

Cause live betting offered Colts +38.5. That's why you see the pounding. Simple math and simple logic my boy.

beerman2619 · 10-23-11, 10:43 PM

Guess the Saints could of took a knee everytime after half huh wtf

samdapatriotsfan · 10-23-11, 10:43 PM

It's simple...

NO is not doing anything special just running standard plays. If Indy does not want 62 scored on them then they should think about playing some defense and not quitting.

Speedy88 · 10-23-11, 10:48 PM

Lets be honest, it wasn't like they were running up the score on Indi. They ran the ball A LOT in the 2nd half, Indi just couldn't stop them. Indi knew they were going to run, and NO would still get 8-10 yards a carry.

It isn't the Saints fault that Painter threw that INT right at the defensive back and decided not to tackle him (let him pick 6 it).

Colts just sucked. There is no mercy rule. If they really wanted to run up the score. They probably could have came close to 100 points.

thfootball · 10-23-11, 10:51 PM

Not saying it's going to happen all the time, it's happened many a time when a team has a big lead and lays off, sometimes letting the other team come back, and even getting a win, which is bs

chineselover · 10-23-11, 10:51 PM

Originally posted by Blazermaniac

Cause live betting offered Colts +38.5. That's why you see the pounding. Simple math and simple logic my boy.

could you please explain a little further? some big money must going in on Colts +38.5, which site offer that line???

Thank you !!!

tokio · 10-23-11, 11:11 PM

Saints came out of the 2nd half saying they weren't gonna let up. Let's not forget the main reason was that the Colts weren't doing shit on defense. Seemed like every throw was a completion and every run got 5-10yrds. Fukken ridiculous how poor Colts played. You could see in their eyes that they've given up hope for the rest of the season.

Azn_Degen · 10-23-11, 11:27 PM

Because the Saints were just humiliated by Tampa Bay - an INFERIOR TEAM. The NO Saints are publicly perceived to be a Super Bowl contender and this is a home game back in the dome after being embarassed. The saints were definitely out for blood and I expected nothing less. I admit I had no idea they'd drop 62 points, but I did have NO easily covering and an over bet. Indy should really Suck for Luck as he would be a perfect fit there - especially learning from Manning.

jsmithj88 · 10-24-11, 12:37 AM

if u watched the game u will realize y the score ended up like that
the colts sucked ass

Leo Bello · 10-24-11, 01:53 AM

Originally posted by thfootball

Not saying it's going to happen all the time, it's happened many a time when a team has a big lead and lays off, sometimes letting the other team come back, and even getting a win, which is bs

You're right, football. Just tell that to Minnesota, who blew leads and lost the games in the end a few weeks ago.

paranoyd androyd · 10-24-11, 02:13 AM

lmfao @ chineselover and his engrish

wrongturn · 10-24-11, 09:33 AM

chineselover, it was not NO kept running up the score, it was IND quitting. Don't just look at the winning team. The losing team have to play like professionals in order to avoid humiliation.