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		<title>By: Robin Schooling</title>
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		<description>Being the Monday morning game analysts that we all are, the discussions I had yesterday centered around the impact that  1 person (in this case Peyton) can have on the overall team.  Obviously removing the quarterback should have zero impact on how the defense plays, but it seems that it has in this case.  Is the entire team demoralized?  Have they ‘given up?’ Do they figure this season is a lost cause?  

As you mention, it goes to team dynamic.  Can you imagine the change in the atmosphere and the gloom and doom in the Colts locker room?

Interesting stuff at play here.  I surely am glad we won the game (decisively no less), but I do feel bad for the Colts and their fans; it’s tough to watch your beloved team struggle.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being the Monday morning game analysts that we all are, the discussions I had yesterday centered around the impact that  1 person (in this case Peyton) can have on the overall team.  Obviously removing the quarterback should have zero impact on how the defense plays, but it seems that it has in this case.  Is the entire team demoralized?  Have they ‘given up?’ Do they figure this season is a lost cause?  </p>
<p>As you mention, it goes to team dynamic.  Can you imagine the change in the atmosphere and the gloom and doom in the Colts locker room?</p>
<p>Interesting stuff at play here.  I surely am glad we won the game (decisively no less), but I do feel bad for the Colts and their fans; it’s tough to watch your beloved team struggle.</p>
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