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Oie boie.

The second-worst rush defense in the NFL -- that would be the Raiders -- has to contend with Joseph Addai.  The pass defense, albeit fifth in the league, has to face a practically perfect quarterback in the presence of one Peyton Manning.  Meanwhile, on offense Oakland will square off against the second best overall defensive unit and absolute best against the pass in the entire NFL.  Outside of that, this game is a cakewalk.  Well, for the Colts anyway.

For reasons which have been mentioned before, this game is very much a source of mixed emotions.  I don't want to see the Raiders humiliated, but I don't want to see the Colts lose either.  How about a tie?  Won't happen, but hey.  And we will get to see JaMarcus Russell for a couple of series in the second quarter, although given his supporting cast which isn't very and the opponent which is very, don't expect much.