2010 Wild Card Jets @ Colts

Rex Ryan and the Jets head back to Indy as they look to avenge their loss in the 2009 AFC Championship, in what would end up being Peyton Manning's final game as a Colt.

[@pumpofwallstreet]

Idk if it's nostalgia or what but man watching this era of football was so much fun

[@icetrae91]

this era to me was more smash mouth and in your face.. this new era is built on speed and flashy stuff. the qbs nowadays can run and do a bunch of extra stuff compared to qbs from that time all just being great pocket passers

[@rios39]

It really has changed fast.

[@chadlayton2503]

This era was real football!!! Still a smash mouth style no political crap. Just playing ball!!! Now the game is basically a 7x7. Football 10-20 years ago. Is real ball to me!!! Born in 95 really started watching in 01. Make football great again!!

[@tommyschemes2051]

The jets were really a QB away

[@BLUE3Y3TRAGIC]

if only if only...

[@NYJYIK]

With the talent the Jets had on offense this season they should have blown a defense like the Colts' out of the stadium

[@jetskill99]

NYJYIK they did lol they hung a 40 burger on them

[@MF_YOUTUBE]

I say this constantly.

[@craigm7828]

Maybe...but it wasn't their QB's fault they were down 24-3 at halftime in the AFC Championship. The defense let them down, especially at the end when they needed to get off the field in the 4th. Sanchez had a better game than Roethlisberger in the title game. If they get even an average 1st half from their D, they reach the SB.

[@Pksoze]

Fun fact the Colts and Saints the two Super Bowl teams the year before were the first two teams eliminated on this wildcard weekend.

[@thegamerman1097]

Yes the Seahawks beat them in the Wild Card Game Surprisingly the Seahawks had a 7-9 record for the 2010 season and still made the playoffs

[@finchborat]

And it was the first time since 2000 where the teams that were in the Super Bowl the yr before went one and done (Rams and Titans). And we saw it again the very next year with the teams that met in the Super Bowl less than a month after this game (Steelers and Packers). 2011 was the last time we saw that happen.

[@truthseekers6491]

Crazy never thought this would be last time I saw manning in colts uniform

[@brucelau2023]

Legit the NY Jets were really good during these years , they were really a QB away ..

[@phxmaster9684]

Back when the jets were actually a fun team to watch

[@fridaysmith2567]

I enjoy watching them, especially when they play the Seahawks.

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[@nathanjokinen992]

This really was Peyton's last game in Indy

[@greatestnitemare6626]

Of course. One and done. Choker.

[@KBahl]

@@greatestnitemare6626 Tom Brady's burner account is going wild.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

@@KBahl Imagine thinking a guy like Brady gives a shit what subhumans like yourself have to think of him. Him and Peyton are really good friends, but Brady is the GOAT. If the Bucs win the superbowl and Brady is MVP, I'm telling you right now Peyton will have an interview declaring Tom Brady as the GOAT

[@greatestnitemare6626]

@@KBahl Tom Brady....Super Bowl Win Number 7 3-0 125+ passer rating 7-3 SB 5x SB MVP Take this fat L. GOAT. GREATEST QB OF ALL-TIME. L. L. L. L. L. L FOR YOU. WEEP IN THOSE TEARS SCRUB.

[@KBahl]

@@greatestnitemare6626 OK Tom keep me posted 👌

[@gorrow1990]

We were so close to having 2 6 seeds in the Super Bowl that year.

[@realEmoSedillo]

Jets vs. Packers. Who would have won that.

[@TheAireaidLord]

@@realEmoSedillo i still say packers. Rodgers was on a freakin role that post season

[@lzzyhilbert6980]

Rex Ryan would've stopped Aaron Rodgers.

[@BoltPin_05]

@@TheAireaidLord if they didn’t face Cutler in the NFC Championship game, I highly doubt they would’ve made it

[@TheAireaidLord]

@@BoltPin_05 they faced the 1 seed falcons and beat them handily

[@sqooterboi5704]

This jets team reminds me so much of the jaguars team from 2017

[@mariosnum1fan]

How so?

[@ajthebestguy9th]

Had ammassed so much talent, certain mistakes caused both teams to collapse.

[@jobinmcdastard3426]

I miss these classic Jets uniforms. New ones are crap

[@P0RKINS2]

It is a disgrace that this was Manning's last game as a Colt.

[@P0RKINS2]

@@hmhm856 He was inactive the entire 2010 season? LMFAO

[@P0RKINS2]

@@hmhm856 This game was his last active game as a Colt. SB 44 was in 2009. You don’t know what you are talking about.

[@broderickcrawford8110]

@William Clogston trust me I know the feeling...Brady's last game as a Patriot and Buc both ended in first round playoff exits 😔😔

[@broderickcrawford8110]

​@William Clogston at least he went out on top with Denver and won another Superbowl

[@patricksmith5282]

The disgrace is Manning’s offense put up a whopping 16 points. Never understood the worship of that clown, his offense failed so many times in the playoffs.

[@bubufubu]

How about that Special Teams defense by the Colts with 53 seconds left. Clutch. And the timeout by Caldwell with 29 seconds left. Wise.

[@desmondpitts9714]

bubufubu that shit pissed me off

[@bubufubu]

Understandably so. Not the first time their defense and special teams screwed up in the playoffs. A lot of rough years for Colts fans.

[@pinkyellow1able]

@@bubufubu jesus the tears this team has made me shed over the years.

[@johnselwitz5362]

Also the end of the first half was way too conservative. 45 seconds left, two timeouts and one of the best quarterbacks of all time. Why not take a couple shots down the field and at the very least set up a field goal attempt? Instead they just run out the clock. Decisions like that always came back to bite the Colts in the ass, and this wasn’t the first year it had happened

[@mclohan]

I love my Cowboys, always dreaded playing Peyton bc I knew what he was. It was always comical to me that ppl, the media whoever, seemed to always pin these losses on him. This Jets defense was brutal! Yet he still managed his team with the go ahead score with under a minute to play. Definitely always respected him and he’s no doubt one of the all time greats. Sucks to see these type of careers end.

[@mpzurlino]

This put a bow on Peyton's playoff career in Indy. As a Colts fan, it was very sad to see it end like this. Way too many times did the Colts exit the playoffs after the first game.

[@droneviewphotodvp7614]

As a colts fan because we always rested our starters. If we never rested them I feel we’d win a lot of super bowls

[@mpzurlino]

@@droneviewphotodvp7614 Hindsight will always be 20/20 but I do tend to agree with that. It's easy to say when we know the results of them resting. The biggest issue was the Colts were always an offensive team. Come January, it's much more difficult to score and the defense couldn't stop the run.

[@brandonnoel7406]

Peyton was a choker plain and simple at 1:57:23-1:57:25 he was a sore loser to the black guy that bumped into him didn’t really congratulate him what a sore loser and punk. I’m a patriots fan I can’t stand Peyton Manning.

[@mclohan]

@@droneviewphotodvp7614not even a Colts fan but I agree 100%. If they are banged up or hurt then rest but don’t rest them to prevent an injury, it just makes them lose momentum. The Colts were notorious for it too! I feel they would have went undefeated in the regular season the year they played the Saints. They were never the same after resting

[@timtai7414]

WOW. Great game. Perfect example of a team supporting its mediocre and inconsistent quarterback by establishing the running game, making stops on third down, and shutting down one of their best receiver all time.Besides Revis and the backs, the offensive line also deserves a lot of credit.

[@pinkyellow1able]

sanchez played well!

[@josh1667]

TAI TIM I wouldn’t call any of these wr one of the greatest of all time lol

[@markburton8653]

What game were you watching? He had a good last drive I'll give him that

[@joojoosasa]

@@josh1667 Dude. Reading comprehension. He said "one of *their* best receivers of all time". As in one of the Jets franchise's best.

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401]

@@joojoosasa im almost positive he is talking about Reggie Wayne #87 for the colts. He is speaking from the jets point of view, therefore "their WR" would be the opposing team. And Reggie Wayne is probably a top 5(for sure top10) all- time Colt receiver.

[@donovanwilson1039]

Key Plays: 9:00 NYJ: Tomlinson 23-yd rush 35:35 NYJ: Edwards 24-yd rec from Sanchez 43:00 IND: Garcon 57-yd rec TD from Manning 55:20 IND: Tryon 23-yd INT ret 59:00 NYJ: Cromartie 41-yd kick ret 1:03:10 NYJ: Keller 20-yd rec from Sanchez 1:05:35 NYJ: Tomlinson 1-yd rush TD 1:08:40 IND: White 23-yd rec from Manning 1:13:40 IND: Vinatieri 47-yd FG 1:26:00 NYJ: Tomlinson 1-yd rush TD 1:33:00 IND: Garcon 21-yd rec from Manning 1:43:25 IND: Tamme 15-yd rec from Manning 1:48:05 IND: Vinatieri 50-yd FG 1:49:35 NYJ: Cromartie 47-yd kick ret 1:50:30 New York game-winning drive start 1:55:45 NYJ: Edwards 18-yd rec from Sanchez 1:57:00 NYJ: Folk GW 32-yd FG Key Stats: NYJ: Mark Sanchez 18/31 pass, 189 yds, 1 INT LaDainian Tomlinson 16 car, 82 yds, 2 TD Braylon Edwards 4 rec, 62 yds Eric Smith 10 tackles IND: Peyton Manning 18/26 pass, 225 yds, 1 TD Joseph Addai 13 car, 60 yds Pierre Garcon 5 rec, 112 yds, 1 TD Antoine Bethea 7 tackles, 1 FF

[@kevo6463]

If the jets had a good QB we would have won the Super Bowl. I’m not talking about someone like Brady or Rodgers. Even someone like tony romo or Alex Smith would have done the job.

[@huntergroffin1226]

Kevin Polo I don’t think people give Sanchez enough credit. He was amazing in the playoffs. He could win games unlike manning.

[@johnselwitz5362]

Hunter Groffin Sanchez actually improved quite a bit in his second year. His yards and touchdowns went up while his turnovers went down. He even outplayed Tom Brady IN Foxborough a week after this game. Not many can say they did that. But after this year, it’s like he rested on his laurels and went downhill in the following seasons

[@notdevianart7503]

@@huntergroffin1226 this game was not Manning’s fault. Neither was 07 or 08. Peyton got better in the playoffs as his career progressed

[@bubufubu]

@@huntergroffin1226 You're an idiot.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@johnselwitz5362 He did not rest he was stripped of all the talent around him by Rex Ryan

[@mpzurlino]

To this day, I can't re-watch this as a Colts fan. Just wanted to comment how sad it is that I can't watch Peyton's last game in Indy.

[@deja.vunathan]

This was a tough one to swallow.

[@stonersimpson_]

​@@deja.vunathanpause

[@ImaginaryNate]

LT carried this team 😂

[@keithclark7266]

The Jets Super Bowl was defeating Belichick, Brady and the Patriots. They had nothing left when they went to Pittsburgh

[@keithclark7266]

@DVJFan Who came back from 23 down?

[@keithclark7266]

@DVJFan That's because that 2010 playoff game vs the Patriots was Rex Ryan's Super Bowl, beating Belichick. They had no energy for the first half against Pittsburgh.

[@keithclark7266]

@DVJFan yes, almost. When AB got the first down, instead if him going to the ground to keep the clock running, he runs out of bounds

[@ANTHONY0808able]

Keith - You're right in regards to the first half. Steelers jumped out 24-0, then ran out of steam and the Jets woke up and scored 19 unanswered points to narrow it to 24-19. Tomlin showed balls of steel on final drive, twice throwing on 3rd down and converting first downs to end the game. Steelers D was completely gassed at this point, had Jets d been able to get off the field and get the ball back for the offense it would have been a very interesting finish.

[@hbkgreatestever]

Mark gets a lot of hate, but that’s a clutch drive to close it out.

[@thprfssnl1]

Has to be one of the most unceremonious ways to end a career of one of the greats. Losing to the Jets on a last minute drive by Mark fucking Sanchez.

[@ANTHONY0808able]

Yup, giving up big throw from Sanchez to Edwards to make it chip shot FG to. Joke.

[@rodneywhite4029]

The JETS 2nd half was just old time smash mouth football !!!!!

[@erics2739]

A recievers playing for their next contract and sanchize lol

[@bubufubu]

It really came down to the Colts' Special Teams and Defense falling apart in the final minute of the game. The Jets marched down the field so quickly and easily that I'm surprised they settled for a field goal.

[@ramsareit]

Oh man, this looks nice !Thanks Mr. Bart :)

[@StormFive]

If Caldwell doesn't call the timeout it makes for a much more tense conclusion

[@WalterWhiteFootballSharing]

Sexy Rexy's scheme changed the game; Bellichik now borrows heavily. Its so much fun to try and guess presnap: WHO are the 4-5 pass rushers? It's 3-4 base 2-4 Nickel ; and usually that kind of defense sends 4 by sending 1 LB in 3-4 and both in 2-4. Rex sent 4 but they might be a safety, 2 inside LBs, only one D lineman. And they're coming from unexpected directions. 2 OL are blocking nobody while a RB has a Safety and looping DLineman he's supposed to block.

[@waylenwaddlefinsup9876]

Flores as well

[@WalterWhiteFootballSharing]

@@waylenwaddlefinsup9876 Yes sir; Flores too. everyone in the Bellichik Defensive tree. Really; in the 2020's the only reason you'd want a 3-4/2-4 is to run unpredictable 4 man rushes. A 4-2/4-3 totally sucks if your front 4 aren't ass kicking penetrators. Big 2 Gap DT's going head over OL have been easier to find then 1 gap penetration guys

[@bubufubu]

That's giving too much credit to Ryan/the Jets. Manning's neck was fucked up and two of their best receivers (Collie, Clark) were on IR. Still, it took poor performances from Indy's Special Teams and Defense in the final minute for the Jets just to have a shot at winning. Plus, Revis was primarily responsible for shutting down Wayne.

[@twizobuckley]

Peyton last game as an Colt Reggie Wayne got completely shut down by Revis No Dallas Clark to help because of a broken wrist/hand that 2010 season No pass rush from Freeney or Mathis Rex Ryan had a great strategy against Peyton The Jets wide outs played clutch in the moment This was a Heartbreaker to see Peyton not havea chance to advance in the playoffs And that running into the Punter was huge play

[@bubufubu]

You forgot to mention Manning's neck injury. He didn't play again until the 2012 season. Also, their Special Teams coverage and Defense at the end were a joke.

[@jacksonconley5117]

Hall of Famers: Colts: Bill Polian (President), Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Jeff Saturday, Robert Mathis, Dwight Freeney, Adam Vinatieri Jets: Nick Mangold, LaDainian Tomlinson, Darrelle Revis, Jason Taylor

[@waylenwaddlefinsup9876]

Looking back at this Peyton made a lot of poor reads. Garcon was toasting Cromartie a few times here for significant gains and Peyton wasn't even looking his way lmao

[@scotters201]

I did not like that timeout with 29 secs..I understand Manning.Colts where not getting ball back..it was all or bust for Jets. Win the game or lose it. All you did was give a young QB a breather,chance to think & get a play drawn up instead of a rush play that young QBs make mistakes on.

[@letsgomets07]

Never forget watching this in my brothers room, lost my mind

[@NM-vw1fl]

I sort of forgot how Manning Colts games went, but this was a great refresher. The Colts never had a running game, and I remember wondering through the years why the Colts kept trying to run. And here I was tonight watching and having the same thought of, why waste your time?! I get balance but it was a totally empty playcall for the Colts in those years. Actually, I can only remember one game where their run game ever worked. I think other Bears fans like me may remember too.

[@P0RKINS2]

Especially given how few possessions they had. Caldwell is a dumb ass. The fact they went to a SB w/ him is proof of Manning's greatness.

[@ThunderHorseBn]

The Colts never had a running game? What team were you watching? Edge was a top back for years (and is now in Canton).

[@NM-vw1fl]

@@ThunderHorseBn Thanks for replying a year later. Edge was a good running back, for sure. But their running game was average for the entirety of Manning's tenure. They averaged to be ranked 15th in rushing DVOA during Manning's 13 years. Even with Edge, they averaged to be about 16.5 in rushing DVOA.

[@Lafuerza_V]

Wtf the Colts never had a running game? Marshall Faulk= Elite, Edge = Elite/Very Good, Addai was a damn fine running back for a few years. My ass they never had a running game

[@NM-vw1fl]

@@Lafuerza_V Hi Cam. I don't know if you overlooked the comment I made two months ago or don't have the reading comprehension to understand it. The Colts had some pretty good running backs, yes. But their running game was, for the length of Manning's tenure, average. I even provided evidence to back up the claim that they were average.

[@yehoshuaabdan5708]

This game is goated

[@matthewshortle5274]

Peyton Manning's final game as a Colt.

[@scotters201]

You can say what want about Sanchez but he won this game with the clutch drive..defense let the Jets down..same with the following week in Foxboro. Pittsburgh it was defense that cost Jets game..Sanchez outplayed Roethlisberger

[@WalterWhiteFootballSharing]

The Jets came close; what often happens to these top defense and run game contenders is the QB has a crazy stretch of playing the best they ever have at the perfect time. The Jets had this happen vs the Colts 2010, and other postseason games. 2007,,2011 Giants, 2012 Ravens, Heck even 2017 Nick Foles. This is an illusion, an outlier, every QB starting 4 or more years has outliers of great and abysmal play due to luck and a great game plan outsmarting the D coordinator.

[@trav3574]

Playoff Mark was elite.

[@barrymafiztna55]

God I miss Peyton

[@Yeomannn]

The world was a better place when he was playing football.

[@barrymafiztna55]

@@Yeomannn put me in a simulation stuck on Manning’s Colts era where the onside kick never happens and he never gets cut over his neck surgery

[@bubufubu]

@@barrymafiztna55 How about you backtrack the simulation to Indy's Week 7 game against the Redskins in 2006 and eliminate that bush league, prison style hit by Daniels instead.

[@lucasmann2308]

at the time who knew this would turn out to be Peyton Manning's last game as a colt thanks Bart

[@finchborat]

And in the calendar year of 2011, Peyton would play a grand total of 2 games. This game and the regular season finale the week before.

[@bubufubu]

Obviously, his neck injury was causing him more pain and affecting his game more than most people realized. You should see the hit he took in Week 7 against the Redskins in 2006. In hindsight, it seems like a miracle that he played eight and a half more seasons and had the success that he did.

[@nick56677]

25:48, man, I miss watching Rex Ryan defenses. I wished he'd come back at his natural position as a D Coordinator.

[@jrmusicspot]

Indy had a good full strength defense one year of Mannings time there and they won the Super Bowl.

[@matthewjoseph236]

Things would’ve changed had the Colts won this game, but no way Manning was beating the Steelers in Pittsburgh, and I think the Patriots were not gonna let the Ravens beat them 2 years in a row, and then I think the Patriots would’ve beaten the Steelers in the AFC Championship and we could’ve had a Brady-Rodgers Super Bowl

[@finchborat]

And as a Patriots fan, if we had made it past the Divisional Round (regardless if it was the Jets or Ravens), we would've lost to Rodgers and the Packers. We barely beat them in the regular season and Rodgers was out for that game. It sucked losing to the Jets, but in hindsight, it was a blessing in disguise. We were spared from bigger heartbreak. Also, had the Colts won and the Ravens came to Foxboro, it would've been the 2nd of 4 straight playoffs meetings between the Pats and Ravens. Would've had 5 playoff matchups in 6 seasons if there was a playoff matchup in 2010.

[@airjordan23935]

What is the song in 1:55:00

[@chesterkleinhans4207]

Last time Peyton would play until 2012 because his off season neck surgery had to be redone in September of 2011. Then he was traded to the Broncos.

[@yimpster27]

Yo can we do this again with Trevor? Please?

[@xXRandom_UploadsXx-hj2tk]

Manning was such a playoff choker 😂

[@cordeliousjiccipowers6301]

Spoiler alert, Green is Shaun Alexander. He changed he's character's name.

[@mattcumiskey7653]

Sanchez 23 years old, Holmes 25 years old, Edwards 26 years old, and a 31 year old LaDanian Tomlinson still working, the Jets had the pieces, couldn’t execute

[@mtmaruchan3179]

Sanchez was fucking garbage

[@mattcumiskey7653]

Mt Maruchan sure he wasn’t great but being that young and making back to back conference championships is impressive

[@gregjonesy1375]

Hey Bart any chance you have 49ers packers or 49ers panthers from the 2013 playoffs?

[@timtai7414]

49ERS @ PANTHERS www.bitchute.com/video/KkQK8czIJsz4/ 49ERS @ PACKERS www.bitchute.com/video/fgfBXwr7PWbQ/

[@AllMi3htykid]

the two previous superbowl contenders eliminated in the same round right after each other

[@randallfloyd4476]

peyton did not like that timeout with about 29 sec. left.

[@matthewspallina226]

Bart Scott made the play of the game with the tackle on Austin Collie. If he misses that tackle, the Colts more than likely win.

[@finchborat]

Collie was on IR.

[@matthewspallina226]

@@finchborat oh so who got tackled

[@finchborat]

@@matthewspallina226 If it was the guy in 15, it was Blair White. He filled in while Collie was out. He was somewhat of a Collie clone.

[@bubufubu]

@@finchborat Clark was out, Wayne was on "Revis Island", their running game was poor to average, Manning's neck needed surgery, and Harrison had been retired for two years. Offense-wise, who else did they really have to go to outside of Garcon, Tamme, and White? More than half of their points came from Vinatieri.

[@d3fc0n545]

That jets team could have made it to the SB, but RR did RR things and everything got fucked up

[@a-void6774]

Worst part was Freeney getting hurt when the game was already decided.

[@rsmith317]

01:49:50 Jerry Hughes *WHIFFED* and didn't even attempt to tackle Cromartie. Still pissed me off. That gave the Jets the field position.... even before Jim Caldwell's stupid timeout.

[@willdrucker4291]

Holy Sh*t…@5:46….wearing #1 for the Colts…I think we all know who that is…👍👍👍🏈🏈🏈

[@tylerjohnson8046]

Who else back here after Aaron, goddammit lmao

[@willdrucker4291]

Peyton Manning’s last game as a Colt

[@nick56677]

1:47:25 Peyton Mannings final play as a Colt.

[@finchborat]

Little did we know this was Manning's final game as a Colt. And Blair White would catch Manning's final pass as a Colt.

[@kevinburke6055]

The Nick Folk YES!!! game.

[@PC-ji8op]

Yes they were a QB away and they could add Peyton Manning all Peyton Manning wanted was a guarantee he would be the first pick in the draft and parcells would not give him that guarantee so they ended up with keyshawn Johnson now imagine they had Peyton Manning how many super bowls they would have won they would have won in 2010 they would have won in 2008 I believe and they probably would have won this year also they wouldn't want at least three

[@finchborat]

Keyshawn Johnson was drafted 2 yrs before Manning and Parcells was in Foxboro when Johnson was drafted.

[@AndreiKenshin24]

3:53 Colts Offense 8:39 Jets Offense 15:34 Colts Defense 19:45 Jets Defense

[@greatestnitemare6626]

Peyton chokes again lmfao

[@randallfloyd4476]

yet here you are, talking about him.

[@rsmith317]

@Greatest Nitemare But you completely ignore Jerry Hughes whiff at 01:49:49 and Jim Caldwell's stupid timeout at the end. But yea Peyton choked lol ok.

[@josepha3116]

Miss Shonn Greene

[@nathanjokinen992]

And it really was Super Bowl or bust lol

[@KnubiTheCreeper]

1:20:00 nice shuffle pass

[@theicchamp06]

1:57:08

[@P0RKINS2]

Colts defense in their 6 playoff wins in 2006 & 2009: - 0.97 Points per Drive Allowed 2005 Chicago Bears defense the year Brian Urlacher won Defensive Player of the Year & the Bears got the 2 seed w/ Kyle Orton at QB: - 0.97 Points per Drive Allowed (1st) Colts defense in their other 13 playoff games in the Manning era: - 2.60 Points per Drive Allowed 2008 Detroit Lions defense - 2.61 Points per Drive Allowed (32nd) I wonder why Peyton Manning only went to 2 Super Bowls w/ the Colts. 🧐

[@mavssami41]

Um...this game was mannings fault lol

[@P0RKINS2]

@@mavssami41 He got 8 possessions the whole game & scored on 4 of them including all 3 in the 2nd half. He had 108.7 Rating in this game. When he left the field w/ 50 seconds left they had the lead. Was he supposed to cover the kickoff & control his Head Coach from calling one of the worst timeouts in NFL History?

[@mavssami41]

@P0RKINS2 he was supposed to score touchdowns...he choked this game away

[@mavssami41]

@P0RKINS2 he also choked vs rhe chargers too...he was one of the worst playoff performers out of the all time greats....he was the best regular season qb. He choked in 99,02, 03 and 04 also

[@P0RKINS2]

@@mavssami41 402 yards 3 TDs & a 90.3 QBR is a choke vs the Chargers? Okay then

[@IdiocyShow]

Peyton Manning, a one & done choker, flat out can’t be denied!

[@alfred4012]

THE JETS OVER THE YEARS HAD VERY GOOD TEAMS AND SO MUCH TALENT, UNFORTUNATELY THEY HAD REALLY SHITTY OFFENSES COACHES WHO PLAYED TO MUCH SMALL BALL, NO BALLS, TO CONSERVATIVE, THAT'S THE PROBLEM!

[@nickdarr7328]

That was an awful challenge by Caldwell. I'm a lions fan and Caldwell always just looked overwhelmed and like he didn't know what was going on as head coach.

[@finchborat]

I'm a Patriots fan and I felt Caldwell was overrated from the get go. Ultimately (and I felt this way at the time), Peyton was the real HC of the Colts in '09 and he was the real reason they went to the Super Bowl that yr. And had the Colts not let the Saints come back and they go on to win Super Bowl 44, Caldwell would be remembered the same way Seifert is remembered regarding the '89 49ers, Switzer regarding the '95 Cowboys, and in the eyes of some, Gruden regarding the '02 Bucs: Winning with the players from the previous HC. I predicted it before the season and I was right about us seeing how Caldwell really was as a HC in 2010. And then we REALLY saw how he was as a HC in 2011 as the Colts completely collapsed without Manning and weren't prepared at all if he went down.

[@bubufubu]

Not only that but the timeout was a dumb call. That being stated, the real culprits during that last minute were the Special Teams and Defense for Indy. Garbage.

[@bondsgoat25]

⁠@@finchboratAs a pure Xs & Os FB coach, I honestly might take Seifert over Walsh.. but definitely not as a decision maker, motivator and talent evaluator.

[@mpzurlino]

The 2010 Colts were a bad team, held together by a HOF QB. The next year, the Colts would get the No. 1 overall draft pick.

[@danthomas9170]

Not really that was the same core of players that almost went undefeated the year prior. They were a little fatigued and injury prone the year after a Super Bowl run, but it took a coordinated tanking effort to "Suck for Luck" and I'm just happy that strategy never panned out since Ryan Grigson's horrible roster buliding lead to Luck quitting early

[@t-gotitanup9386]

Injuries we're a factor for the downfall of the 2010 Colts team didn't have Dallas for this game and no pass rush, and when your #1 reciever is playing against the #1 CB in the league it makes life miserable especially when you have no help, same core team from 2009 but they were injured in 2010 and after that game against the Redskins (which everyone believes was the game Peyton broke his neck) Manning numbers went down hard and the team at once in the season was 6-6 they were still a Manning led team just not the same high scoring juggernaut from 2009

[@bubufubu]

@@t-gotitanup9386 Manning's neck problems started in the 2006 season. Right team, wrong year. It was a hit from Phillip Daniels in Week 7. The game is on KZbin. His neck got progressively worse and I believe Manning noticed a significant loss of "zip" in 2009 or 2010. Collie was also unavailable for this Wild Card game as he was on IR.

[@bubufubu]

@@danthomas9170 Is there any proof that Indy tanked the following season? Not surprisingly, I've only read this accusation from Brady fans who were bitter about the 2008 Patriots going 11 - 5 without him and didn't want to give credit to Manning when the 2011 Colts won only two games.

[@bondsgoat25]

@@bubufubupeople’s only evidence is that they didn’t sign a QB, which disregards the fact that manning got injured just moments before week 1. That and a bad season would get everyone fired and it did, Polian said as much, he said they KNEW a bad record meant unemployment and it ended up being so.

[@arnycarrasco1128]

🏉🏈🎗

[@wellitsherenow]

looks like if smith took as much time on his ball game as he does his nasty hair he wouldn't have cost the colts the game

[@off-the-cuff5375]

no-one playing is currently active. Time flies

[@frankiesacco]

three players actually are, Pierre Garcon on the 49ers, Antoine Bethea on the Cardinals, and Adam Vinatieri of course lol

[@mattcumiskey7653]

ALEMANY AUTO Sanchez and Nick Folk also

[@off-the-cuff5375]

True

[@TheLocalLt]

IMPORT WERKS this is highly untrue

[@aazz0099503]

Not true but aight

[@tramayneford3190]

Name a rookie qb that beat manning and da goat in the playoffs

[@norbertgorecki4864]

Is this the only way somebody wears skirts not rights just kidding around go for IT all you probably dont need my shout to start or blow the whistle

[@pterbandera6738]

jets, will always SUCKS....

[@ilovegodandjesusjohn316]

John 14:23 Jesus answered and said unto him, If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.

[@mavjagmaverick1527]

Caldwell the worst NFL coach ever

[@finchborat]

And when he was named the coach of the year the year before, I (and most everyone else) knew it was more Peyton than Caldwell. Peyton should've gotten that award. It was him running that show.

[@bubufubu]

@@finchborat Marvin Lewis won the Associated Press Coach of The Year award for the 2009 season. Caldwell finished 4th in voting. The Sporting News gave it to Sean Payton that year. From where are you getting your information?

[@Patrick-il4es]

Sanchez was always the weakest player for the Jets

[@keithclark7266]

Jets ended Manning's career as Colt

[@rsmith317]

No actually is was a tackle from three seasons prior that gave him the neck injury he had.

[@bubufubu]

@@rsmith317 Four seasons. 2006. October 22nd. Week 7. Redskins. 2nd quarter. Clock read 9:22.

[@mpzurlino]

Jim Caldwell was such a terrible coach. Wasting a challenge 90 seconds into the game.

[@finchborat]

And the yr before, Peyton was the real HC of the Colts. He, not Caldwell, was the reason behind the Colts Super Bowl run. And had the Colts won Super Bowl 44, Caldwell would've won it with Dungy's guys. That was Dungy's team, both players and coaches.

[@bubufubu]

@@finchborat This is not true. Manning had a lot of freedom given to him by Tom Moore, but he was _never_ the head coach. He was the QB and the leader of the offense. Not the same thing.

[@finchborat]

@@bubufubu He may not have been the HC in name, but he was the leader of the whole thing.

[@indianasunsets5738]

At that point, Manning couldn't even feel his throwing arm. Still, even though his throwing arm is compromised, he still is able to get them the lead in the 4th qtr with only a minute on the clock. The sh!tty Colts defense couldn't stop the butt-fumbler Mark Sanchez!!!!! Pathetic. Speaks volumes about the greatness if Peyton Manning that he could even get a bad team into the playoffs.

[@borisbalkan707]

Peyton's last game on the Colts and then the neck surgeries... He did his part, and then special teams and the defense and the head coach crapped the bed on the last drive.

[@bubufubu]

Just embarrassing how quickly and easily the Jets moved down the field, especially that late in the game. From their endzone to Indy's 14 yard line in less than 30 game seconds. Reminds me of Rahim Moore getting beat by Flacco's _Hail Mary_ in the 2012 Divisional. "Crapped the bed" is absolutely right.