Colts Greeted By Only 11 Fans At Indianapolis Airport

Only 11 fans showed up at Indianapolis International Airport on a cold, snowbound Monday afternoon, when the team returned following their 31-17 defeat Sunday by the New Orleans Saints at Super Bowl XLIV in Miami. The small group huddled together in the snow outside the closed Express Mail sorting facility at the airport, where the Colts' planes arrived around 4 p.m. Monday -- a Boeing 757 for the official party and an Airbus 330 for the team.

Source: Indianapolis Star

 

We shut down the roads to the Astrodome in '78 and '79.... beat that Balti.... er, Indy. :cowboy1:

 

Very weak. Probably was one big hangover in Hoosierville. :icon_cool:

 

Cold, white, and after a loss....I wouldn't have been there either.

 

bunch of losers.

 

There were more people than that at the airport in Buffalo when T.O. arrived...

:icon_lol:

 

Same. They can take comfort in their mansions. Some people gotta work.

 

I would have shown up. At least I would have talked to some of the players.

 

this is funny.

 

Die hard fans coming out there. Mad respect.

 

11 freaking fans....:lmao:

 

If the airport was right across the street from my house then I might've went but other than that I can't really blame them - I'm sure the players were just in phenomenal spirits too.

 

wow....that's an ACTUAL photo from the Indy Star of the S.R.O. crowd

 

Where are the other 3?

 

Finally people are starting to see that the Colts are not only over-rated, but also a classless and hypocritical organization, with fairweather pussies for fans that perfectly reflect the team. Screw the Colts and heck Scott Pioli and his dream of a cat NFL.

 

Thats probably just one big family lol

 

meh

 

I hope the fans around here are making a statment that we are tired of celebrating a good year. This team should have 3-4 rings by now. It's time to hand one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game over to a coach that is not afraid to crush someone and hurt there feelings. The Saints clearly beat the Colts in all aspects of the game, but the most important part was coaching. Sean Peyton showed everyone that he was not afraid to go for it while the Colts were content to just try not to lose this thing. I hated it when Dungy did it and I hate it now. If I had my way Caldwell would have been fired in the locker room and I'd be on the phone with a offensive genius like Jon Gruden. Could you imagine Peyton Manning playing for a coach that actually wants to win as much as he does?

 

Trust me when I say you DON'T want Jon Gruden anywhere near Peyton Manning.

 

Offensive genius doesn't have to be him just have that drive.