Indianapolis @ New England
In
February, following Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels’
decision to back out of his agreement to become the Colts’ head coach,
Indianapolis general manager Chris Ballard ended a press conference by
declaring that “The rivalry is back on.” To which the New England
organization as a whole responded, “Huh? Oh, ok. Sure.” Or at least I’m
assuming that was the general tone of their reaction. The Patriots have
beaten the Colts six straight times, and Indy hasn’t had a win in the
series since Peyton Manning was their quarterback. So Chris Ballard can
make bold declarations all he wants, but he shouldn’t be surprised if no
one takes him seriously. It’s like if I announced that my feud with
Wentworth Miller is still going strong. Sure, I can’t
stand him, and I’m disgusted by his acting, but the animus is a bit one
sided since he doesn’t know who I am. It’s kind of the same vibe with
Indy and New England. As such, I’ll pick the Pats to maintain a perfect
record for home teams on Thursday nights this season.
Patriots 35-20
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