Indianapolis Colts offensive tackle Ryan Diem begs to differ with team president Bill Polian's assessment that the Colts' offensive line had a bad game in the Super Bowl loss to the New Orleans Saints. "Regardless of the outcome of the Super Bowl, I thought the offensive line played well," Diem told the Colts' official website. "I thought we were fresh. We weren't banged up too bad, and we were able to kind of manage throughout the year." Diem's sentiment coincides with remarks from Colts center Jeff Saturday from earlier this spring. "I don't agree," Saturday said in a March television interview when asked about Polian's comments. "I looked at the film, I've watched it and, yeah, obviously he has his right to his opinion and he's gonna say it. I went back and looked at it, I looked at the numbers again. We rushed the ball for well over five yards a carry. We didn't give up any sacks. Peyton [Manning] got hit maybe a couple times." Source: National Football Post
