Check it to Pancakes Podcast Open Thread - 1/18/2012
Here is your Open Thread for the 1/18/2012 Edition of Check it to Pancakes, a podcast presented by Colts Authority
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The show will run from 10pm – 12am ET.
Show notes:
10:00pm – 10:15pm: Quick reaction to Jim Caldwell's dismissal
10:15pm – 11:00pm: 1260 WNDE’s Derek Schultz will join us to discuss Ryan Grigson's tenure as GM, the firing of Jim Caldwell, sources, moles, leaks, and things of that nature, and, if we can fit it in, some Eli v Peyton.
11:00pm – 11:20pm: A quick recap of the NFL playoffs and predictions for the Championship Games, a look at the week ahead in Colts land, including a look at coaching candidates.
11:20pm – 12:00am: Closing time/Your Calls. Got something to gripe about? Want to rant? Want to request a song for me to sing? Want to discuss the Caldwell firing or the future of the Colts? CALL IN!!!
Call in time was changed to the end of the show to encourage more people to call in. If you want to get on air, be sure to call in around 11:15pm ET. I will do the best to limit your hold time.
CALL IN RULES: Because of we expect heavier-than-normal call volume this week, all calls will be limited to around 5 minutes. There are no topic restrictions, but you ask that you please refrain from going overboard on the profanity.
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@mattshedd@thejoshbaker *blue unicorn. You don't want Baltimore's unicorn as OC.
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I don´t care what anyone says, Peyton would be the winner of Ultimate Survival: the Gridiron edition.
I have to be up for work in 5 hours and have a meeting and comp talks tomorrow. I can't get hammered now. That means it's time to go to sleep rather than listen to this.
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He CAN´T put them to use. Don´t ask a lemon tree to give you peaches. Or a winning QB to actually do something on the field.
So would Baltimore fans feel better if we traded the Luck pick to them for Ray Rice and their first round pick the next two years?
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@thejoshbaker Not true... Flacco is the reason Ed Reed gets to much INT practice!
How else do you think he's so good? He gets to catch just as many balls as the receivers
Hey, can you give a discussion of Manning after the career is over. What does he do next? TV? Coaching?
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Anyone is better than Peyton Manning, that´s what it´s about. Or they could have been better than him, Derek Anderson, Sanchez and all of them, because Peyton is a choker! Eleventy!!! Trotter in a nutshell.
@Goeland Is your "eleventy" reference an homage to Homestar? Didn't catch the podcast so I could be completely off in left field here. Just curious.
Some people already seem to think Luck is better than Peyton, so the Eli debate doesn't suprise me.
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I think the bad thing is that Manning will never be viewed as the greatest by the national media. The Reason? He played in Indy, not NY, Boston, or California.
Yes, that was one of the stupidest things I have come across. I can´t believe he advanced that argument seriously.
And one of those 39 .5 games was against Baltimore, in what may be the greatest offensive game Ray Lewis saw in his life.
