Where did all of the Seahawks fans and Colts haters go?

All year long I've been hearing how the Colts would never do better than 6-10 or 8-8 at best. They beat the Raiders. And people said that was a gimme win against a descent Raiders team that is better than the Raiders teams of the past. They lost a close game against a good Dolphins team that they should have won had it not been for some horrible officiating that cost them about 10 points. But the Dolphins played well and earned that win.

Then they go into San Francisco and blow out the 49ers by 20 points, which had been ranked among the top 2 teams in the league for most of the season, and somehow people say the Colts win not because they are good but because the 49ers suck.

Then they blow out the Jaguars, which aren't good. But they held Maurice Jones-Drew to slightly over 20 yards rushing. And they blew the Jaguars out by over 30 points.

Then Seahawks fans boast and boast and boast that there is no way that the Colts could knock off the Seahawks. Keep in mind that the Colts lost a number of their good players like their best RB in Vick Ballard, their 2nd best RB in Bradshaw, their best tight end in Dwayne Allen, one of their best offensive line guys in Donald Thomas, their first round draft pick in Bjoern Werner, there best safety in LaRon Landry, their best full back in Havili, etc. And they STILL pulled off a win against the #1 ranked Seahawks. That's what you call a team that has depth and can still play good even when they've lost quality players.

So where have all those Colts haters and Seahawks fans hidden? And what excuse do you think they have now? Especially after the Colts beat a team that the Texans couldn't and the Texans are supposed to be better than the Colts. I mean this Colts team according to the haters wasn't even going to win a wildcard let alone the AFC South. Seems now they are in sole lead for the AFC South with 2 of their toughest 3 games behind them. The only really tough game left should be the Broncos game. They can beat the Texans.