>I don't think it's choking as much as it's just poor play
>calling...
no offense but did you watch the game today?

>to me choking is not executing...throwing picks
he threw a probable one or at least one that needed a ref to overturn for it not to count against them

>...dropping
>passes
you left out over or underthrowing passes which he did plenty of

>fumbling
oddly enough, only the steelers threw INTs or fumbled

>missing FGs
we needn't address this

>not tackling
i wouldn't call this choking, because teams who miss tackles rarely are "scared" to tackle somebody

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>That's choking to me..
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>but the "gameplan" that Peyton is bringing to the table during
>certain times is not condusive for sucess.....I really don't
>see how the Colts are going to get any further unless they fix
>that...
see, the "certain times" when his gameplan is not conducive has regularly taken place in the playoffs against any SEMBLANCE of a good defense. the teams that he's beaten in the playoffs? kc once and denver twice, who had piss poor defenses. i would understand if it was at least teams in the NFC that he never gets to play against, but he knows these teams, sees them all the time. however, when the pressure is really on, things come apart for him. it is more than coincidental that in the playoffs everything falls apart. he lacks mental toughness, which is why since 2002 (before everyone hopped on the nuts) i'd have taken tom brady on my team 100 times out of 99 over womanning.
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