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https://www.stampedeblue.com/2024/4/5/24120847/the-colts-continue-to-stay-the-same-while-the-afc-south-grows-stronger

but if they don't spend the remaining 22 million,what happens to that money was the ?

if they don't buy anything, what happens to the 22 million cap money on hand right now, please?

Exactly if not both then one at least. Enough with rebuilding already. That's fine if you're a young fan. But I don't have a lot of time to wait for again another year of rebuilding that so far has got us nothing, zip, Zero. I'm 70 years old now and a Colts fan for 62 years now. I don't have a whole lot of time left on the planet to wait another 15 years of rebuilding and relying on the draft.I and the oldtimer Colts fans need this team ready and done and good to go for the wins, now. Think about the Peyton years, 13 seasons and only 1 Super Bowl win with a QB like him is totally unacceptable. Stop screwing around already and get it done. Thank you.

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/teams/indianapolis_colts/37 https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/teams/indianapolis_colts/37

Exactly the reason for the post. And a D should be and F

D is better than F AFC South HOUSTON TEXANS | Grade: B+ | Key additions: Edge Danielle Hunter, LB Azeez Al-Shaair | Swapping out Devin Singletary, who left in free agency to the Giants, for Mixon, who the Texans acquired in a trade with Cincinnati, is an upgrade at running back. So is Hunter replacing Jonathan Greenard at edge-rusher. It’s clear second-year head coach DeMeco Ryans wants a more physical team, and Houston is well on its way after upgrading at RB and on the front seven. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS | Grade: D | Key additions: QB Joe Flacco, WR Michael Pittman Jr. (re-signed), CB Kenny Moore (re-signed) | Indianapolis has been relatively quiet, with its biggest moves coming from re-signing its own free agents. Flacco is a nice backup plan should Anthony Richardson get injured again, but other than that, the Colts have sat idle while watching the rest of the division load up. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS | Grade: B+ | Key additions: DT Arik Armstead, WR Gabe Davis, C Mitch Morse, Edge Josh Allen (re-signed) | Armstead is a Pro Bowl-caliber defensive tackle and exactly what Jacksonville needed to shore up its defensive line. Davis replaces Calvin Ridley, who left for division rival Tennessee, and Morse is a significant upgrade at center over Luke Fortner. TENNESSEE TITANS | Grade: A | Key additions: WR Calvin Ridley, RB Tony Pollard, CB Chidobe Awuzie, C Lloyd Cushenberry | The offense got more explosive with the additions of Ridley, a game-changer at WR, and Pollard, a solid bell-cow back and complementary backfield mate to Tyjae Spears. Awuzie is an instant upgrade at CB, one of Tennessee’s worst positions last season, and Cushenberry is an excellent get to bolster the offensive line. — Michael Gallagher

I agree Colts draft is Always boring,nail-biting. and disappointing for the most part.Second place SUCKS

Its all just talk, there are lots of QBs if not all that people don't like

come on man' the title was spelled wrong. And badly. Combine that with the punctuation, sentence fragments, run-on sentences and giant paragraphs of opinion has zero to do with football other than signing a contract. lol

a good opinion

and they have been,5-6 years now

The General Manager for the Indianapolis Colts, Chris Ballard, has been extremely conservative during his tenure at the helm. The lessons of being disciplined, love your draft picks, short term deals, bargain bin free agents, build in the trenches, and financial flexibility have all been preached. Those lessons have netted the Colts a total of zero division titles and one playoff win. With an extension last year, Ballard has found something that is extremely rare in professional sports, a new lease on life after producing few results. He has to take advantage of that by changing his ways. https://www.stampedeblue.com/2024/1/19/24044302/colts-chris-ballard-needs-to-steal-a-page-from-the-pacers-playbook

the play and drop wasn't on coach, QB threw the ball behind and left of the receiver, other wise it was a catch and maybe TD there was a blocker out front

pass was thrown behind him in the first place if thrown in front it was a catch and maybe even a TD with a blocker in front of him.