Tony Dungy surprised Colts lost
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Peyton Manning failed to capture his second Super Bowl title.
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Former Colts coach Tony Dungy joined the show to talk about the Super Bowl. Dungy had said last week that he would be "shocked" if Indy lost.
"I just thought it would probably be New Orleans that made the big mistake ... it ended up being the Colts that made the big mistake," Dungy said.
Dungy said he knows so many of the Colts and was disappointed for them. "I can see how fans get into it," Dungy said. "I was down."
Dungy said that Pierre Garcon's drop in the second quarter was the biggest play of the game. That allowed the Saints to stay in the game and eventually get back in it.
Dungy also thought Saints coach Sean Payton made a great call going for it on fourth down at the end of the first half. Because if they had just kicked a field goal, the Colts may have had an opportunity to score from better field position.
I expected the Colts to score touchdowns and put 30 points on the board," Dungy said. "They only put up 17. I was pretty shocked." |
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Tony Dungy surprised Colts lost
Former Colts coach Tony Dungy joined the show to talk about the Super Bowl. Dungy had said last week that he would be "shocked" if Indy lost.
"I just thought it would probably be New Orleans that made the big mistake ... it ended up being the Colts that made the big mistake," Dungy said.
Dungy said he knows so many of the Colts and was disappointed for them. "I can see how fans get into it," Dungy said. "I was down."
Dungy said that Pierre Garcon's drop in the second quarter was the biggest play of the game. That allowed the Saints to stay in the game and eventually get back in it.
Dungy also thought Saints coach Sean Payton made a great call going for it on fourth down at the end of the first half. Because if they had just kicked a field goal, the Colts may have had an opportunity to score from better field position.
I expected the Colts to score touchdowns and put 30 points on the board," Dungy said. "They only put up 17. I was pretty shocked."