Colts’ Big Wins Mask Serious Problems in Run Blocking, Rush Defense

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Published: October 6, 2009

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... out of his mind. He has had four consecutive 300-plus-yard passing games (a first for him); he did something that hasn’t been done in 30 years—win a game in which the offense only possessed the ball for 14 minutes and 53 seconds; and he is now tied for third all-time for touchdowns thrown in a career.

Even the most die-hard Patriot fan is finding it harder and harder to make the case that Tom Brady is the best quarterback in the league.

However, even the most die-hard Colts fans would be kidding themselves if they think all is great in Colt land. Underneath all the amazing finishes are some disturbing truths:

1) The Colts offensive line has some serious issues run blocking to the strong side.

The funny thing is, coming into the season I was more concerned about the weak side of the line; however, after watching several games it’s become apparent that when the Colts run to the left they gain yards. When the Colts run to the right, they usually g...

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