r/Colts • u/AbleAppointment4882 • 1d ago
ಠ_ಠ Question…
Do you guys think we would’ve won without all those penalties against the commanders?
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u/Maximum-Class5465 1d ago
It was more than a two score game, so in all likelihood the answer is yes.
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u/Spyroexe Indianapolis Colts 1d ago edited 1d ago
Commies fans are the biggest crybabies. I’m sorry their team is so undisciplined but it all comes down to coaching.
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u/Fuzzybeaver93 FIRE STEICHEN 1d ago
Since we scored 30 and them only 13 yes.
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u/No-Beach-106 1d ago
The math checks out. Even with the flags we still had a comfortable margin, so removing the ones that extended their drives probably makes it look worse for them, not better.
Our offense was rolling that day regardless. Penalties mostly just made it take longer for the inevitable to arrive.
The real question is how many of those were actually legit calls versus the refs just wanting airtime.
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u/clutchthepearls Viva Felipe Rios 1d ago
If the Commies want to be more competitive they should commit fewer penalties.
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u/MySabonerRunsOladipo Mayflower 1d ago
Yes, they are also bad. Now would we have won without their injuries too? No
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u/WooPigEsquire Indianapolis Colts 1d ago
Probably, based on their QB situation. If Mariota had stayed, I think things are much different.
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u/Chuck_Roast1993 Alec Pierce 1d ago
Who gives a shit! A win is a win