COLTS7's Blog

Of all mentioned I'd like to see Ijalana shake the injury bug.  Some draftniks had him with a much better upside than AC.  If Ijalana comes along our line will be solid!

we are ok at tackle, center..???? and guard..??? lots of body's, hopefully 2 will step up

Think Ijalana was initially penciled in as a RT or G but if he can shake that injury bug he may be a possibility at G.  Got to see if he can play in cramped quarters or needs to be on the outside.  Hopefully he can bring something to the table and help our O-line.

Ijalana has elite ability and could be a factor anywhere on the line, he is prob the best linemen we have, at least potentially, he just has to stay healthy and get reps

Ijalana has elite ability and could be a factor anywhere on the line, he is prob the best linemen we have, at least potentially, he just has to stay healthy and get reps

Two years away....bad knees....rust rust rust!  I think I saw he lost 20 pounds too.  I hope it helps.....Good luck to big Ben for sure. 

Not too big on Ijalana - he's not the same able-bodied athlete as when he arrived in Indy.  Justin Anderson, however, intrigues me.  Looked like he was playing RT at the OTAs, and the versatility to play RT or RG might be the factor that gets him the final OL spot.  I don't believe that McGlynn brings versatility (he was horrible at center last year, and now we've got Donald Thomas or Khaled Holmes to better back up the position).  Barring injury, the 9th OL spot seems to me to come down to a competition between McGlynn and Anderson...

what I was referring to with McGlynn, was leadership, which is something the
Colts place alot of importance in, he seemed to be the leader of the O-line, much like Saturday was, I really wasn't that impressed with his play, but the impression I get is, the Colts seem to be