trailertrash
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Could be this:
Or, more my style:
You have terrible tastes. This what real men drink:
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Is it just me, or did Luck look more lean and cut than normal? Seems like he either lost weight or gained muscle.
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26 sounds about right for where we'll be picking. And now I'm really getting into Trent Murphy, OLB Stanford (another Stanford alum). He looks great rushing the qb and in coverage, and I think it's hilarious how he's basically a Bjoern Werner clone.
Except, he's got the size of JJ (s)Watt. 6'6, 270 lbs, put another 10-15 pounds on him, and is a JJ (s)Watt clone. If we do select him, and/or maybe Skov, this is what our front-7 will look like:
Werner M. Hughes Chapman Francois T. Murphy
K. Conner (or Skov) Freeman
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8) Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers -- 6'6, 220 lbs
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6) Adrian Hubbard, OLB, Alabama-- 6'6, 250 lbs
7) (Dark horse) Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford --6'3, 250 lbs
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4) Anthony Barr, OLB, UCLA--6'4, 240 lbs
5) Kyle Van Noy, OLB, BYU -- 6'3, 240 lbs
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2) Trent Murphy, OLB, Stanford-- 6'6 265 lbs
3) Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt-- 6'3 210 lbs
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Potential 1st Round Options
1) Ed Reynolds
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I am still waiting for that Phil Simms guy to say he was wrong about Luck not being able to throw the ball deep
.He already admitted it during the Jets game. It was in the 1st quarter I believe.
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1) Matt Barkley--> we need a new QB
2) Geno Smith --> If Barkley gets selected before we pick
3) Manti T'eo--> Because you can never have too much run defense
4) Jonhthan Hankings --> Ohio ST. players are NFL world beaters
5) Tyrann Mathieu --> Because every deserves a second chance; he's got it all: size, play, athleticism, etc
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I WANT NO PART OF THIS GUY ON THIS TEAM!!!!!!!
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Monday night football never has bad ratings
Comparatively speaking, of course. Put the Seahawks and the Niners on there, and the ratings double. Hell, Colts-Raiders would have better ratings on MNF than Colts-'chargeless' Chargers.
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Let's get real. Chargers Colts on MNF will have the worst ratings for any MNF game this season. SF-Colts, and/or Hawks-Colts would have been much, much better, and would have had better ratings. The schedule makers BLEW it.
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4th round prospect, I wouldn't mind him.
Too high. More like 6th or 7th round tops. Rather take Barrett Jones in the 3rd (doubt he's there, but if he is)
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I think the view is Austin is better than Hilton. Perhaps a lot better.
That's the feeling I get reading various websites...
Austin played a more mainstream college with a mainstream QB. Of course, he has a better highlight reel. Put TY Hilton on Baylor, Oregon, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, etc, and he'd have an Tavon Austin like Reel as well.
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Barring a trade, Keenan Allen at 24 is a solid pick...
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I don't care about anything anymore
/pout
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Now an upgrade for LG. Can't wait...
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I got a feeling it'll be Jennings
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Rhodes doesn't make it to 24. If he does, I'll moon folks on the freeway
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Don't need another small Corner. We have plenty of them (Powers, Vaughn etc)
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I'd up the ante with a 5 year, 40 Mill contract. It's entirely possible he flubs, but if we're going to take a risk on anyone, I'd want to take it on him vs taking it on guys like Avril, or some older 3-4 LBs. Just my 2 cents
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Won't make it out of the second. I guessing San Fran or Miami will take him.
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With the 24th pick in the draft, the Indianapolis Colts select Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington St.
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Colts Offensive player 2013-14 predictions
in Colts Football
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Why is everyone projecting Bradshaw to get over 12 carries/game? For a guy whose spent much of his career with foot issues, 12-13 carries/game seems a little high to me, considering I doubt we run the ball more than 30 times/game.
Personally, I see the rushing attempts/game breakdown to look more like this:
Bradshaw-- 8 carries/game
Ballard-- 15 carries/game
Everyone else-- 7 carries/game
This way we can optimize the skill-set for the players involved in our rushing attack. Bradshaw is going to be used, IMO, as the back that blocks oncoming pass-rushers more than he is as a running back, simply because it will limit his wear and tear, allowing him to remain healthy for the late season (and potentially, the post-season).
Total Breakdown:
Andrew Luck -- ~4700 yards, 35 TD passes, 12INT, 64%passcomp, 150 yards rushing, 3RushTD
Vick Ballard -- 240 rushes, 4.8YPC, 1150 yards, 5TD, 190Passing yards, 1 receiving TD
Ahmad Bradshaw -- 128 rushes, 4.9YPC, 630 yards, 4TD, 240 passing yards, 3 receiving TD
Everyone Else -- 112 rushes, 4.8YPC, 540 yards, 4TD
Reggie Wayne -- 1050 yards, 90rec, 6TD
DHB -- 900 yards, 60rec, 5TD
TYH -- 600 yards, 50rec, 7TD
Fleener -- 750 yards, 45rec, 6TD
Allen -- 500 yards, 50rec, 3TD
Everyone Else -- 470 yards, 4TD