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In the Thanksgiving draft?

It's my belief that most fans will be PO'ed if they start Anderson absent a legitimate injury that prevents Allen from gaining additional learning via actual playing experience. Seemed like a very minor injury that involved temporary loss of feeling and minor bruising to the elbow. We'll see soon enough.

Hold your breath in protest until it happens.

Even if this is the case, does it bring you happiness?

Don't care about his beliefs or any other player's. I'm not anti-Christian despite your ridiculous assumption.

The muff led to 7 and the blocked punt led to 3. You can only put the FG that tied the game squarely on them.

20? Peterman's pick six isn't on the defense.

It's simply not going to happen.

Trading draft compensation for an old backup QB named Ryan Fitzpatrick is practical? It's anything but that. It's a moot point regardless because there's no way the Bucs will deal him since they'd be left with nothing if Winston is injured.

That was pure fool's gold and anyone who looked closely enough wasn't that impressed because of the circumstances he played in addition to the QoC. The warning signs were there even that he still was a substandard QB. Anyone who pointed this out was shouted down by many at TSW.

Beyond any stats, what did he do well?

If they play Anderson, then it's another example of botching the QB situation.

Then you sign a street FA like Landry Jones.

If he's hurt, there's nothing to discuss. A 35 year old Derek Anderson isn't going to play well. Let him be what he was brought here to be as the mentor and veteran example for Allen. Allen should learn by doing.

To what end? Derek Anderson isn't the future and has never been any good. He's here to serve as a mentor for Allen.

Continue to play Allen to allow him to gain valuable experience and grow through his issues. He needs as many snaps as possible. Build a much better supporting cast in the offseason via the draft and UFA. That's what they have to do. Any suggestions of Fitz, Foles, or any other older backup QB make no sense given the investment made in Allen.

No. No he is not. He doesn't belong in the NFL.

Five Things Learned: Colts-Jets (Week 6) INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts fell to 1-5 on the season Sunday with a 42-34 loss to the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. This one was rocky from the start for the Colts, who saw Andrew Luck’s second pass attempt of the day returned 17 yards for a touchdown by the New York defense. That theme would continue throughout the afternoon, although Indy, for a third straight week, was able to battle back and get to within one score, six points, into the second half. But the fact his team is once again looking at an error-filled contest was what was on head coach Frank Reich’s mind after this one. “Unfortunately it’s kind of a similar formula — just too many mistakes early,” Reich told reporters after the game. “I can just say this at the outset: I’m believing in what we’re doing. I believe in our guys. But we’ve just gotta play better football.” Here are the FIVE THINGS LEARNED from Sunday’s game against the Texans: PILING UP: Dropped passes. Penalties. Missed assignments. Poor execution. OFFENSIVE LINE STEPS UP: The Colts have already had numerous lineups up front along the offensive line this season, thanks mostly to injuries and other issues. TOUGH TO STOP: The Colts’ defense mostly did a terrific job in the first half, forcing two Jets turnovers on back-to-back possessions and putting the Indy offense in prime field position on both occasions (the Colts would only get field goals out of those drives, however). WELCOME BACK: The Colts on Sunday saw the return of several players from injury. NOTES OF INTEREST: