GOD said:
The Broncos won't save you. Eventually, you're going to have to win your own battles. 
Well, if the Pats are a bigger challenge than the Broncos in mile-high, we'll take that challenge.
First things first, the Colts are gonna be tough to beat on their home field.
Btw, for the idiot pats fans still gasping for air:
CINCINNATI -- One replay was all Carson Palmer needed to see.
The Pro Bowl quarterback won't dwell on the play that doomed the Bengals' first playoff appearance in 15 years. He tore a knee ligament on his first pass during a 31-17 loss to Pittsburgh.
Palmer slowly shuffled around the locker room on crutches Monday, unsure when he'd have reconstructive surgery and unable to say definitively that he'll be fully recovered in time for training camp.
As for the tackle that led to it all, Palmer said Kimo von Oelhoffen did nothing.
"I don't know Kimo personally," Palmer said. "From what I've heard, he's a classy guy. Football is football. I don't think it was malicious at all. He's a guy with a high motor that plays hard and was playing hard.
"It just happened. I don't think in any way he was trying to do anything. It's just part of the game."
The Steelers lineman was stumbling as he came off a block and lunged at Palmer's legs, crashing into the side of his left knee. Palmer tore the anterior cruciate ligament when the leg bowed.
He couldn't bear to watch the replay.
"I saw it once," he said, with a pained expression. "I didn't need to see it a whole bunch more than that."
Okay, so maybe not.
