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Crazy Colts Fan - Future Looks Bright for Indianapolis Colts
Going 11-5 this past season was a nice surprise for the
Indianapolis Colts and their fans. Enough has already been said about the low
expectations of the team going into this past season. I should know--I've
written about them many times.
Now it's time to start looking forward to next season. The
only thing now is that with success will come expectations. People would have
been unhappy, but accepted, a 6-10 record this past year. With all the changes
and as bad as the Colts were in '11 it would not have been surprising.
But instead the guys came together, kicked some behind and
took a few names. So next year we will not be happy if they slide back to 8-8
or God forbid 6-10. We want to win--again...(click on link for full article)
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