Random Observations : Saints vs Colts, second half

Sadly, Peter King was not a part of the halftime show. We'll have to wait 'till Sunday to hear about his latest colonic. But damn, I really can't believe that I'm actually watching some meaningful football right now. My erection could break a window right now.

• Marvin Harrison starts the second half by burning Mike McKenzie on a deep reception. Joseph Addai caps off the drive by running it in and the Colts lead 17-10.

• Wow, I went to answer a phone call and suddenly the Colts are over the Saints like Mark Chmura on his babysitter. Two Reggie Wayne Td's and a Vinatieri field goal has this game at 34-10.

• ...and the Saints give it right back. Freeney forces a Drew Brees fumble and the Saints are not really looking like Super Bowl contender here. It feels like this one is over. Sean Payton is trying to challenge the play, but I think he's just trying to distract himself from assaulting someone.

• Poor Jason David. Marvin Harrison's Td and Reggie Wayne's 2 Td's all came lined up against David. Peyton Manning must've seen David enough in practice when he was a Colt to know that he couldn't even cover Bob Costas.

• The Saints keep trying to go underneath with screen passes and little dump-offs and it's been pretty lame. I really thought that they would be able to move the ball against this Indy defense.

• There's just 2 minutes left in this one and it pains me to say that the Colts are looking very good. Whoever wants to take that Championship away from them is going to have to show very big testicles.

• I'm not really surprised that the Saints gave up 34 points against this Indy offense, but that they only managed to score 10 points is beyond me. If you'd told me before the game that the Colts would hold New Orleans to 10 points, I would've kicked you in the colon.

• And the Colts are just rubbing it in now. Matt Giordano intercepted Drew Brees and returned that bad boy 82 yards for a touchdown and it's 41-10. Giordano just made up his mind and said fuck it, I'm taking this shit to the house and no one is going to stop me.
  

• With a few seconds left, Drew Brees calls a time out and I'm not sure why. Maybe the Saints have a play in their play-book that can score 32 points in 5 seconds but I doubt it.

• Game over. Indy wins 41-10 and just abruptly reminded everyone that they are the defending champs. New Orleans might want to work on that offense and maybe also find someone to play cornerback. Jason David couldn't have played worse if you had blindfolded him.