Welcome to the Colts home page here at px1sports. In this forum you'll find information about the team, the upcoming season, and rare insights from reclusive, barely get him to talk owner, pack1797. First we'll take a look at the Colts schedule for the upcoming 2015 season.
As you can see, Indy has some tough games this season outside the division, plus a demanding division gauntlet to overcome. Nobody ever said it was gonna be easy. Opening week one in Buffalo, against veteran owner Clay Williams' Bills is a hell of a wake up call for the season. Add in visits from the Patriots, Broncos, and Buccs, and home field needs to hold up this season. Lucas Oil Stadium had better be electric and give our visitors a "warm" welcome!
Going on the road is gonna be dangerous as well, with trips to Miami, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and Carolina outside of division play. All these notoriously hostile environments will add an extra degree of difficulty to some already tough games.
That just leaves the division. The AFC South, coming off a down year last year, looks to step up across the board this season. The Titans come in with high expectations out of Rookie QB Mario Mariotta, and some new faces on both sides of the ball. Under new management this season, Tennessee can't be overlooked. The Texans, sporting one of the most imposing defensive lines in the NFL, also look to right the wrongs of last year. If first year owner Danwin can get a handle on his qb situation, the Texans can be for real. Finally, the Jaguars are ready to begin Blake Bortles sophomore campaign. With speed added to many skill positions, and Bortles with a year under center in experience, the Jags will be looking to make some waves.
Sounds tough? Never fear Colts fans. New owner pack1797 has assured this reporter that, and I quote here, "It's all good, dude. I got this." Pack's all business approach is legendary, as are some of his soundbites. Stay tuned to this thread for press conference transcripts following Colts games this season. See you in game.
Going on the road is gonna be dangerous as well, with trips to Miami, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and Carolina outside of division play. All these notoriously hostile environments will add an extra degree of difficulty to some already tough games.
That just leaves the division. The AFC South, coming off a down year last year, looks to step up across the board this season. The Titans come in with high expectations out of Rookie QB Mario Mariotta, and some new faces on both sides of the ball. Under new management this season, Tennessee can't be overlooked. The Texans, sporting one of the most imposing defensive lines in the NFL, also look to right the wrongs of last year. If first year owner Danwin can get a handle on his qb situation, the Texans can be for real. Finally, the Jaguars are ready to begin Blake Bortles sophomore campaign. With speed added to many skill positions, and Bortles with a year under center in experience, the Jags will be looking to make some waves.
Sounds tough? Never fear Colts fans. New owner pack1797 has assured this reporter that, and I quote here, "It's all good, dude. I got this." Pack's all business approach is legendary, as are some of his soundbites. Stay tuned to this thread for press conference transcripts following Colts games this season. See you in game.