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Just now, CR91 said:
Titans rumor about trading to 3 just sounds like the cards trying to make the colts jump
Or the Titans trying to make the Colts jump, lol
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2 minutes ago, Fluke_33 said:
Why would that be an alert? If they did trade for 3 i would understand you have a setting for notifications for trades but if not then you should be getting a notification every minute.
I have it set up for alerts from AFCS teams. Unfortunately it does include plenty of these "news" bits that aren't really news.
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Just got an alert on my phone saying "Titans eyeing No. 3 overall pick"
Report: Tennessee looking to move up in draft and select QB, have explored trade with Cardinals for No. 3 pick
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4 hours ago, craigerb said:
Duh,no. RPO = Run Pass Option
Guess the sarcasm didn't come across... Sigh.
These are the jokes, people!
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4 hours ago, Superman said:
I'm not sure why people think RPO has anything to do with the QB's running ability. RPO means either the QB hands it off, or throws it, and the decision to throw has to be made quickly because the OL is basically run blocking.
Because RPO=Read Option, duh!
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15 minutes ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:
It’s funny listening to Kevin Bowen pod. These guys basically only think young and stroud are worth taking with our first pick.
EDIT: I'm sorry. This was snarky. I apologize. I really do need a nap lol.
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3 minutes ago, #12. said:
In calling Andrew Moore a reporter, we might be using the term a bit loosely. He has a YouTube podcast with a thousand subscribers.
My take on it: when it comes to Zach Hicks and Richardson, when it comes to certain other podcasters and Richardson, there seems to be a lot of wishful thinking involved.
You've noticed that too, huh? It's definitely intense how much some of these guys are smitten with AR. Hopefully if we take him they're proven right, but man... it's definitely a risky, risky pick.
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1 minute ago, csmopar said:
If this is the case, bahahaha
Pretty sure once Poles said "3 ones" Ballard just said "Nope!" and moved on. And I don't blame him.
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10 minutes ago, VikingsFanInChennai said:
Now that picks 1 & 2 could go QB, would you think moving up to #3 is necessary? What if they're not sure about the QBs after top 2 in their board, in case the first 2 drafting teams get the same guys?
In the case of not liking any of the other QBs, what would be your plan - is it better to take the best defensive player available and draft a QB later, with a vet signed up for this season?
Do you think top 2 options being gone in this draft a big loss for the Colts? With the hindsight, I guess the only scenario Colts could've had a chance at top 2 QBs was by having moved up to #1 themselves, other than having Colts' top 2 QB still available after Panthers and Texans draft.
If Colts stay still at #4, and top 3 draft picks all get QB, the potential to over reach and not get the player actually valuable at #4 by chasing after QBs is very real. They'd still retain #35, future draft picks intact to try next year though.
In this instance I think you HAVE to go Will Anderson. We desperately need a QB but how do you turn down the consensus top player in the draft at #4 at a position that we've been struggling to adequately fill? Kwity/Grover/Defo/Anderson looks good to me!
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Could "that kid from Alabama" or whatever Irsay said be Will Anderson?
If AZ trades back and 3 QBs go 1-2-3, do we really think Ballard would turn down the chance to get the consensus best player in the draft at a serious impact position at pick #4? I don't. I'd guess we grab Anderson and potentially trade back into the first for Hooker (or stand pat if they don't feel they really want that 5th year option).
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1 minute ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:
Drafting Richardson and sitting him a year is also unfair to our WR and Oline. They complained all season about having to learn new quarterbacks now your asking them to learn 2 in two years again.
Breathe....
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2 minutes ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:
Question for you guys. If you had to give up a bunch to get stroud or young would you rather do that or take Levis at 4?
Ultimately I'd be fine with either scenario. Not really something I can control and I don't have the information necessary to say anything I'd do would be better.
I'd PREFER landing one of Stroud/Young as I think they make us competitive again right away. If that costs some extra draft picks, so be it. At least we'll truly know the team wanted that specific QB and didn't just take home leftovers.
I'd be most EXCITED to watch Richardson just to see what he does, even if I wouldn't have that much confidence in winning games.
I'd be pretty MEH for Levis, honestly. Not upset, but doesn't really move the needle at all for me. Feels like someone that will just be good enough to keep us in the middle of the pack for years to come. But hey, I've been wrong before and I'll gladly be wrong again!
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Saw a report somewhere last night saying one of the 2 teams that has contacted the Bears for #1 overall was the Titans, picking at #11. That'd be a kick in the nards if Titans and Texans grab QBs at #1 and #2. Could just be a strategic move to drive the price up and/or make Houston and Indy antsy to part with draft capital.
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2 minutes ago, danlhart87 said:
I have ZERO problem with trading up for your guy, even if the QB we pick isn't my first choice... but that haul is absolute clown shoes. I'm a big Ballard guy and even I'd fire him immediately after that trade is announced haha. At that point you stick to your "this is what I'm willing to pay" and either try again with AZ or stand pat. Even if QBs go 1-2-3, you take Anderson or trade back for your own haul and try again later.
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Just now, danlhart87 said:
I have opened my mind up to any of the top QBs with no favoritism. I like Young the most but would be perfectly fine with Levis Stroud or Richardson.
Kind of where I'm at, too. I want Stround first and foremost, personally, but it would be easy to get behind the decision to draft either of the other 2. I just don't see where AR15 keeps getting slotted in with these 3. That completion % is bad. What's the difference between AR15 and the Malik kid from Liberty that went to the Titans in like the 3rd round last year? (Genuine question as all I know is both were/are raw but had traits that scouts loved but Malik fell to the 3rd after being consistently mocked in the 1st)
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Stroud declared! Now we can all start this hand-wringing over something else! Hurrah!
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1 hour ago, PuntersArePeopleToo said:
Correct I have it at 9pm EST, part for me I am CST, but if needed we can move it a little bit that day since I will be off, and do have a phone.Any suggestions?
9/8c works for me!
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Just to confirm so I make sure I put it in my calendar correctly...
Draft is 9/5 @ 4pm eastern/3pm central?App shows me 8pm GMT-5 so just wanted to make sure I don't mess up, haha.
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On 8/13/2022 at 9:56 PM, PuntersArePeopleToo said:
@SteelCityColt @Chrisaaron1023 @Mackrel829 @WarGhost21 @CheezyColt @IndyEric07 @Chucklez @buccolts @B~Town
Is everyone still down? As of now all 9 are in the league,
And anybody have a day they are free for the draft? Sept 5?
Sure, I'll play again. Can't do worse than last year,
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Just now, coltsfanatic24 said:
Drafting a offensive linemen at 13 would be very redundant and I would lose some confidence in Ballard if he were to do that. Also, eventually they’re going to have to pay Nelson, Kelly, and Smith top money at their position.
I agree. It wouldn't make me think less of Ballard, necessarily, because we know it's an upcoming need. It would make me feel like 2020 was more of a punt than if we took a different, hoghly rated prospect. We're pretty sure that if we got one of the top 4 OT in this draft, that we got a probable LT to replace AC in 1 or 2 years. That's a position that takes premium draft capital, so addressing that when we have the chance to do so without trading up and spending more picks kind of makes sense to me. But with the current state of the team, taking a position of more immediate need would be more exciting and probably more immediately beneficial. I just try to envision myself and what I would do if my entire professional life depended on each pick... (which makes me extremely flip-floppy and totally unqualified for the position, lol). I don't want an OT at 13... but it wouldn't be damning in my eyes. Just pretty redundant and disappointing.
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25 minutes ago, coltsfanatic24 said:
How many great offensive linemen does one team need? This Colts team has a top 3 offensive line and all the starters are coming back. I know AC considered retiring but he’s coming back on a likely two year deal.
The team has so many needs and offensive line is very low on the list. What we do need are playmakers on the defensive line and at WR. If all of the defensive prospects that Ballard want are off the board at 13 then I would go with Lamb or Jeudy. I have them ranked higher than Becton and would have an immediate impact.
I have to agree with this. Our OL at this point, in terms of round drafted, is 1, 1, 1, 4, 2. The idea that we draft an OT in Rd 1 to play RT and move Smith to RG would result in a 1, 1, 1, 2, 1... all of which would have been drafted by this franchise. That's an insane amount of resources spent on the OL when we're already getting top of the league performance from that unit. I am in 100% agreement that we need to draft 1 or 2 OL in this draft, with an OT by the end of day 2... but at some point you hit the point of diminishing returns. I wouldn't necessarily be mad about taking an OT in round 1 this year with the idea of replacing Costanzo, but it would seem a bit redundant to me.
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Well... per RapSheet Chiefs are slapping the Franchise Tag on him today. Even if they're looking to tag and trade, that likely wouldn't go to a team in conference. Womp womp.
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1 minute ago, NannyMcafee said:
You're a fake? Idk what AFAIK means but you keep using it. I was just being sarcastic.
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46 minutes ago, danlhart87 said:
You take Love in that scenario
I probably would, yes. But if they're not sold on Love it's basically worst case scenario
Colts have 4th pick (Official Discussion Thread)
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Because hurting your enemy always makes sense. If we spend additional draft resources to "cut off" the Titans trading up, even when they have no real intention to, then that's less ammo we have to get better. So Tennessee trying to push us to trade up for no reason does make sense as well.
Now excuse me as I adjust my tin foil hat.