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OAKLAND, Calif. — The day their season died they finally let it all out, the frustrations and the regrets that have been simmering for weeks, months even. They came to grips with the harsh reality they must now swallow.
The 2016 Indianapolis Colts aren’t good enough. What’s worse: They never were.
A Christmas Eve clobbering in northern California stamped their fate and sealed their epitaph: They were pretenders all along, a team that made you think they could become something more but never went out and proved it.