Former Patriots linebacker Rosevelt Colvin was interviewed on the Dale & Holley Show on Wednesday afternoon. He broke down several facets of this coming Sunday’s Patriots-Colts game, among them the changes in the Colts this year, how to wage psychological warfare against the Colts, the distinction between Peyton Manning being “a sissy” and playing smart when taking sacks, and why he believes that Pats quarterback Tom Brady is better than Manning.
 
"If I have Tom Brady in -2 degree whether or if I have Tom Brady in 108 degree weather, same guy. If I have Tom Brady when it’s raining or inside or outside, same guy," said Colvin. "If I’ve got Peyton, and it’s raining and sloppy, there’s a chance he might get a little frustrated, a little upset at his offensive line, start saying things that he shouldn’t say, and then you’d have an issue on your hands. You can’t take that...

Rodney Harrison apparently still bleeds the red, white and blue of the Patriots. During a national conference call to discuss this Sunday night's huge game, Harrison, in his first year as an NBC analyst, said he is hoping the Patriots come out on top. 

"Hopefully, the Patriots can go out and kick some butt," Harrison said.

Representing the Colts is former coach Tony Dungy, who like Harrison, is in his first year removed from the rivalry. "[New England] reminds me of where we were last year," Dungy said. "We were 3-4 last year but we didn't see ourselves as a 3-4 team."

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