Check out last night’s hot takes, witty words, and the best banter on Twitter.
Hey, @AmandaBHeckert, went over an @IndyMonthly cover today and had a few thoughts ahead of @ESPNMondayNight. pic.twitter.com/wb6aqlTtlB
— Michael Graff (@michaelngraff) November 2, 2015
Our Charlotte friends touched up our 2012 Andrew Luck cover for us. Well done.
Colts are first team w/ 2 turnovers in first 3 minutes of game since the Colts last season in Week 13 vs Redskins. pic.twitter.com/fZJHBLzLsK
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 3, 2015
The Colts offense making history for all the wrong things.
Colts off to a roaring start. pic.twitter.com/Z893tGurzp
— Peter Dunn (@PeteThePlanner) November 3, 2015
"Who are: the Indianapolis Colts?" #JeopardySports pic.twitter.com/kpeNRQrVrz
— Jeopardy! Sports (@JeopardySports) November 3, 2015
Pat McAfee is reclaiming his golf swing celebration: https://t.co/9Wvvae4xEY pic.twitter.com/rTQpzLJnv7
— SB Nation (@SBNation) November 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/DrewConrad04/status/661369719644135424
Pat McAfee for mayor?
Carolina fans trying to unveil a Wild Card banner?
— Jake Query (@jakequery) November 3, 2015
This happened. #Bannergate lives on.
The rappelling protesters have now hung around longer than the Colts tonight.
— Chris Hagan (@ChrisHaganIndy) November 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/Schultz975/status/661388246388224000
How the hell do you get in the stadium with rapelling gear? "100 feet of rope in your clear bag? You're good"
— BlaKen (@doozerblake) November 3, 2015
The Colts snuck in some employees to hang a "Monday Night Football Participant" banner in the Panthers' stadium pic.twitter.com/j7ZptanDH3
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) November 3, 2015
Colts: Our basement is flooding!
Grigson: We need a new pool table.
Colts: *glug glug*
Grigson: Easy bro, I got you. [drafts a pool table]— Nate Miller (@royhobbson) November 3, 2015
Grigson v. Pagano isn’t getting any better.
Andrew Luck. Hurt. Running. Taking out defenders. And apologizing. 🙈#AllinADaysWork
— Heather Lloyd (@ByHeatherLloyd) November 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/1070Bruno/status/661408387259883521
The Colts became the first team under the new NFL OT rules to score first and lose.
— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) November 3, 2015
Again, with the history.