1978 сезон Baltimore Colts

1978 сезон Baltimore Colts
Владелец	Роберт Ирсей
Главный тренер	Тед Маркиброда
Главный управляющий	Дик Шимански
Домашнее поле	Мемориальный стадион
Полученные результаты
Записывать	5–11
Место дивизии	Т-4 АФК Восток
Финиш плей-офф	Не соответствует требованиям
Профессиональные боулеры	Никто
← 1977 Кольты сезоны 1979 →

Сезон « Балтимор Кольтс» 1978 года стал 26-м сезоном для команды Национальной футбольной лиги (НФЛ). Под руководством главного тренера четвертого курса Теда Маркиброды «Кольты» закончили с 5 победами и 11 поражениями, разделив на четвертое место в дивизионе AFC Восток с «Баффало Биллс» . Балтимор проиграл на тай-брейке Баффало в серии личных встреч (0–2). Это был первый раз при Марчиброде, когда Балтимор не прошел в постсезон.

Когда защитник Берт Джонс отсутствовал на несколько недель из-за травмы плеча, Балтимор начал сезон катастрофически, проиграв свои первые две игры с общим счетом 80–0. ^[1] Первая победа «Кольтов» в сезоне на третьей неделе над Новой Англией в « Monday Night Football» - одно из самых больших поражений регулярного сезона в истории НФЛ. «Патриотам» удалось набрать ошеломляющие 17½ очков, но «Кольтс» набрали 27 очков в четвертой четверти, включая ответный удар на 90 ярдов, отбив Джо Вашингтона за менее чем минуту до конца, чтобы навсегда выйти вперед. ^[2]^[3]^[4]В этой игре Вашингтон стал первым игроком, совершившим тачдаун, поймав пас за тачдаун и вернувший начало тачдауна в той же игре. ^[5]

Межсезонье [ править ]

Драфт НФЛ [ править ]

Круглый	Выбирать	Игрок	Должность	Колледж
Драфт Балтимор Кольтс 1978 года
1	25	Риз МакКолл	Жесткий конец	Каштановый
2	52	Mike Woods	Linebacker	Cincinnati
Made roster * Made at least one Pro Bowl during career

Personnel[edit]

Staff[edit]

**1978 Baltimore Colts staff**

	Front office President and Treasurer – Robert Irsay General Manager – Dick Szymanski Assistant General Manager – Ernie Accorsi Head coaches Head Coach – Ted Marchibroda Offensive coaches Receivers – Dick Bielski Offensive Line – Whitey Dovell			Defensive coaches Defensive Coordinator – Maxie Baughan Defensive Line – Ed Khayat Defensive Backfield – Ralph Hawkins Special teams coaches Special Teams – George Boutselis

Roster[edit]

**1978 Baltimore Colts roster**

	Quarterbacks 7 Bert Jones 15 Mike Kirkland 12 Bill Troup Running backs 36 Don Hardeman FB 48 Roosevelt Leaks FB 34 Ron Lee 23 Don McCauley 20 Joe Washington Wide receivers 84 Randy Burke 81 Roger Carr 35 Glenn Doughty 80 Marshall Johnson KR/PR 45 Mike Siani Tight ends 83 Mack Alston 86 Reese McCall		Offensive linemen 60 Ron Baker G 50 Forrest Blue C 69 Уэйд Гриффин Т 62 Кен Хафф Г 57 Кен Менденхолл К 79 Дон Моррисон Т. 61 Роберт Пратт Дж. 67 Боб Ван Дайн Т Линейные защитники 63 Майк Барнс, DT 72 Фред Кук DE 78 Джон Даттон, DE 76 Джо Эрманн DT 66 Грег Маршалл DT 88 Херб Орвис DT 71 Майк Оздовски DE 74 Дэйв Роу DT		Полузащитники 58 Деррел Люс OLB 52 Том Маклауд ОЛБ 55 Стью О'Делл ОЛБ 51 Кэлвин О'Нил, MLB 54 Сандерс Шивер ОЛБ 56 Эд Симонини MLB 53 Stan White OLB Защитные спины 47 Тим Бейлор FS / SS 44 Лайл Блэквуд FS / SS 28 Дуайт Харрисон CB / SS 40 Брюс Лэрд СС 42 Ллойд Мамфорд CB / FS 30 Дуг Неттлз CB 25 Рэй Олдхэм CB 43 Норм Томпсон CB Специальные команды 49 Дэвид Ли П 2 Тони Линхарт К.		Резервные списки 75 George Kunz T (IR) Practice squad Rookies in italics

Source:^[6]

Regular season[edit]

Schedule[edit]

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Game Site	Attendance
1	September 4	at Dallas Cowboys	L 0–38	0–1	Texas Stadium	64,224
2	September 10	Miami Dolphins	L 0–42	0–2	Memorial Stadium	47,730
3	September 18	at New England Patriots	W 34–27	1–2	Schaefer Stadium	57,284
4	September 24	at Buffalo Bills	L 17–24	1–3	Rich Stadium	55,270
5	October 1	Philadelphia Eagles	L 14–17	1–4	Memorial Stadium	50,314
6	October 8	at St. Louis Cardinals	W 30–17	2–4	Busch Memorial Stadium	47,479
7	October 15	New York Jets	L 10–33	2–5	Memorial Stadium	45,563
8	October 22	Denver Broncos	W 7–6	3–5	Memorial Stadium	54,057
9	October 29	at Miami Dolphins	L 8–26	3–6	Orange Bowl	53,524
10	November 6	Washington Redskins	W 21–17	4–6	Memorial Stadium	57,631
11	November 12	at Seattle Seahawks	W 17–14	5–6	Kingdome	61,905
12	November 19	Cleveland Browns	L 24–45	5–7	Memorial Stadium	45,341
13	November 26	New England Patriots	L 14–35	5–8	Memorial Stadium	42,828
14	December 3	at New York Jets	L 17–30	5–9	Shea Stadium	50,248
15	December 9	at Pittsburgh Steelers	L 13–35	5–10	Three Rivers Stadium	41,957
16	December 17	Buffalo Bills	L 14–21	5–11	Memorial Stadium	25,415

Monday night (September 4, September 18, November 6), Saturday (December 9)

This was the first NFL regular season with 16 games: the previous seventeen seasons had 14 games.

Results[edit]

Week 3[edit]

Week Three: Baltimore Colts (0–2) at New England Patriots (1–1)

	1	2	3	4	Total
Colts	0	7	0	27	34
Patriots	6	7	0	14	27

at Schaefer Stadium, Foxboro, Massachusetts

Date: September 18
Game time: 9:00 p.m. EST
Game weather: 58 °F (14 °C)
TV: ABC
Pro-Football-Reference.com

Game information

First quarter

NE – Andy Johnson 1-yard run (kick failed). Patriots 6–0. Drive:

Second quarter

BAL – Don McCauley 3-yard run (Toni Linhart kick). Colts 7–6. Drive:
NE – Stanley Morgan 62-yard pass from Steve Grogan (John Smith kick). Patriots 13–7. Drive:

Fourth quarter

BAL – Roger Carr 54-yard pass from Joe Washington (Toni Linhart kick). Colts 14–13. Drive:
BAL – Joe Washington 23-yard pass from Bill Troup (kick failed). Colts 20–13. Drive:
BAL – Roger Carr 67-yard pass from Bill Troup (Toni Linhart kick). Colts 27–13. Drive:
NE – Steve Grogan 4-yard run (John Smith kick), 3:17. Colts 27–20. Drive: 11 plays, 60 yards.
NE – Sam Cunningham 1-yard run (John Smith kick), 1:33. Tie 27–27. Drive:
BAL – Joe Washington 90-yard kickoff return (Toni Linhart kick). Colts 34–27.

Top passers

BAL – Bill Troup – 10/15, 221 yards, 2 TD, INT
NE – Steve Grogan – 11/33, 229 yards, TD, 3 INT

Top rushers

BAL – Joe Washington – 16 rushes, 53 yards
NE – Andy Johnson – 27 rushes, 109 yards, TD

Top receivers

BAL – Roger Carr – 6 receptions, 187 yards, 2 TD
NE – Stanley Morgan – 3 receptions, 125 yards, TD

Standings[edit]

AFC East
view talk edit	W	L	T	PCT	DIV	CONF	PF	PA	STK
New England Patriots⁽²⁾	11	5	0	.688	6–2	9–3	358	286	L1
Miami Dolphins⁽⁴⁾	11	5	0	.688	5–3	8–4	372	254	W3
New York Jets	8	8	0	.500	6–2	7–5	359	364	L2
Buffalo Bills	5	11	0	.313	2–6	4–10	302	354	W1
Baltimore Colts	5	11	0	.313	1–7	3–9	240	421	L5

References[edit]

^ "Pats have big chance to gain division start". The Day. (New London, Connecticut). Associated Press. September 18, 1978. p. 24.
^ "It was Washington's night, Pats' nightmare, 34-27". Eugene Register-Guard. (Oregon). Associated Press. September 19, 1978. p. 3C.
^ May, Peter (September 19, 1978). "Patriots' 'D' takes fourth quarter off". Nashua Telegraph. (New Hampshire). UPI. p. 20.
^ Pro-Football-Reference.com: In a single game, from 1940 to 2012, in the Regular Season, team won game, requiring Underdog By >= 0, sorted by descending Underdog By.
^ Pro-Football-Reference.com: Baltimore Colts 34 at New England Patriots 27, Monday, September 18, 1978
^ "1978 Baltimore Colts starters and roster". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Retrieved November 20, 2014.

[bgch-1] "Pats have big chance to gain division start". The Day. (New London, Connecticut). Associated Press. September 18, 1978. p. 24.

[pnmare-2] "It was Washington's night, Pats' nightmare, 34-27". Eugene Register-Guard. (Oregon). Associated Press. September 19, 1978. p. 3C.

[fqteof-3] May, Peter (September 19, 1978). "Patriots' 'D' takes fourth quarter off". Nashua Telegraph. (New Hampshire). UPI. p. 20.

[4] Pro-Football-Reference.com: In a single game, from 1940 to 2012, in the Regular Season, team won game, requiring Underdog By >= 0, sorted by descending Underdog By.

[5] Pro-Football-Reference.com: Baltimore Colts 34 at New England Patriots 27, Monday, September 18, 1978

[6] "1978 Baltimore Colts starters and roster". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Retrieved November 20, 2014.

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