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By masterlock · Posted
That would be great, however, it's all too easy to imagine Ballard saying something to the effect of, "We like our wide receiver room." He just re-signed Pittman, and may feel that Downs and Pierce will breakout in the 2nd and 3rd years. Plus, the Colts have lots of TEs. I'd like to see the Colts trade-up if necessary to get Bowers or one of the 3 top WRs, but I think they'll go defense--CB, most likely. -
By Moosejawcolt · Posted
Do u realize how much it would cost to move up to #5 for a receiver? -
I wasn't even going to go there because I don't think what the Chiefs did in 2015 -- with John Dorsey as the GM, and Bob Sutton as the DC -- is a straight line to Ballard's team building philosophies with the Colts. Sutton was a 3-4 guy who used a lot more man coverage and asked a lot more of his boundary corners than the Colts do. They also played outside on grass, and one of the big revelations Ballard shared in 2018 is that he doesn't think dome teams should play 3-4 defense. That, on top of other deviations from what the Chiefs did when Ballard was there, makes it pretty clear that he's not trying to emulate the Chiefs' defensive approach. -
By Moosejawcolt · Posted
I agree on how the Colts view Cooper. He is a zone corner and if they drafted him, it would be in the 2nd. -
My guess is he will stand pat and pick Bowers if he's there and if not then trade back and get additional 2nd rd pick.
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