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Thanks for the updates and insights Colts7.

Must say i agree with you 100 percent

Good job

Since this blog, we have a new OC, and have lost Adams to the NY Jets.  I feel everything still applies!

 

With Pep Hamilton installing a WCO (or variation thereof) we will see Allen and Fleener involved even more....and Hilton as well.

 

Nice work as always Colts7

You're right about the reciever's. But they really need a big WR. Along the lines of a Larry Fitzgerald. Luck needs a big wideout target. I love the recievers we have but they are to small for every down use. So many times when Avery and Hilton took a big hit the ball would come loose. Luck threw high on alot of passes this year, a big target (6'3" or 6'4") would help him. Look at most of the superstar wideouts, they  are big and fast ... a few more pieces  and they'll be there.

I am of the mindset that speed trumps size, most of the time, which is why I never had a problem with the smaller athletic defense of the past, I know all about the we big-we bad mindset. I don't really think it matters, as long as it produces victories........it's really not the norm, to find guys who are big and fast, unless you have a top 10 pick, those guys don't come around too often, but they are game changers

I am of the mindset that speed trumps size, most of the time, which is why I never had a problem with the smaller athletic defense of the past, I know all about the we big-we bad mindset. I don't really think it matters, as long as it produces victories........it's really not the norm, to find guys who are big and fast, unless you have a top 10 pick, those guys don't come around too often, but they are game changers

I agree there is no substitute for speed.  While I would like a game-changing big wide out, we get the same benefit if we get the TEs more involved.  With the Athleticism and size of Allen and Fleener, LBs need to have the same fear as those who face Hernandez and Gronk.....minus his boo boo

There were 88 incomplete passes thrown Reggies way and no doubt the overtargeting by Andrew resulted in many interceptions.

I don`t think Reggie played at a New Level by any means, but of course he did have ample opportunity to show he still has great hands. He did have 8 drops, one more than Avery.

Big strong WR`s can use their bodies to screen and out muscle CB`s.

Love to get one in the system ASAP.

Especially if Andrew continues to throw a little late and behind his receivers so often, as this frequently causes contested receptions.

We are in great shape at TE. I can see Fleenor split wide some.

kinda thought you might mention the tight ends Brent lol

Reggie finished with his 2nd highest reception and yardage total's, but it wasn't the numbers I was referring to, he just seemed to really give it that "extra" effort, like he was really trying to prove something

kinda thought you might mention the tight ends Brent lol

Shocking isn't it....