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  1. If he's there at 9 I hope Ballard pulls the trigger.

    Bowers

    Josh Allen

    Winfield 

    are my off season wish list, and they'll impact those around them the most to elevate there game.

    Cut MAC

    Resign Moore, Stewart, Pitt, Blackmon

    After Bowers get Sweat, athletic freak at LB, a late round pass rush specialist, QB, CB, WR(return specialist)and IOL.

     

  2. 5 hours ago, twfish said:

    I like Mallory, but he is just a vertical threat. His blocking is pretty bad and he's not a physical player at all where as Bowers is.

    I read that Bowers is a receiving threat and needs to work on his inline blocking. Mallory does block better than Granson. 

     

    I'm all in on getting Bowers, I think MHJ might be too high of a price. Bowers we may need to trade up with the Giants to get him. 

  3. 8 minutes ago, Solid84 said:

    His sacks may come in chunks, but his overall pressure is pretty consistent from the stats I can find.

     

    The guy has more total pressure than Garrett on fewer snaps - how bad can he be lol.

    Didn't realize, I do know most of his sacks came in 2 games. If we sign him that prolly means end of Paye experiment. Money won't be there to take his 5th year option, but this does take away a threat in our division. 

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  4. 2 minutes ago, Solid84 said:

    I think it's about adding a quality veteran to the CB room. We kinda need that. Baker ain't it.

     

    The DE is for the LEO position in my opinion. Get a guy like Josh Allen, stick him at LEO and move Ebukam to RDE. Paye is rotational level when it comes to passrush. If he wants to keep that spot he needs to up his game quite a bit. If he doesn't and we don't add a guy this offseason I could see us try playing Lewis over Paye. Maybe Lewis at LEo and Ebukam at RDE.

    Was thinking about Allen but he gets his sacks in chunks and doesn't put constant pressure, and will require alot of money. I still think they'll ride with Paye another season, but I agree with you on him. Veteran presence in the CB room, maybe Snead. Baker is cheap, and worth another look.

  5. Jaylon Jones, again who sits? Flowers looked great almost lockdown, Jones surpassed expectations and now is going in year 2. Moore is top 3 slot corner. Brents is only question. Baker is good at limited snaps.

    Brian Burns, but who's playing time do you take?

     

    Which FA does teams have to gameplan for? Or these just bodies on a team? I think the only positions that can be upgraded is LB(Speed is good, i think we can upgrade athletically at MLB), TE, RG, maybe S. Besides that depth at DT, OL, and a pass rush specialists.

     

    Winfield maybe best upgrade.

  6. On 1/10/2024 at 4:49 PM, Solid84 said:

    In the "2024 Important NFL Off-Season Dates…." thread I posted this as a response to whether or not the Colts should consider bringing in Chase Young:

     

     

    Just for poops and giggles I decided to dig a little deeper here and include some upcoming non-Colts free agents. There's no agenda with this, I just like digging around in these numbers and thought it could create some disussion.

     

    If you have other stats or the like you'd like for me to look up just ask.

     

    The above example was using the players' total snaps. PFF divides these into Run defense and Pass rush snaps (and Coverage snaps if they have any). I think using the actual Pass rush snaps would be a better idea, so that's what I'm going with here.

     

    The following is some basic calculations on how many Pass rush snaps these guys needed to create pressure (Sacks, Hits and Hurries) in the 2023/2024 season - Lower is better:

    Colts players:

    • DeForest Buckner
      • Pass rush snaps: 495
      • Total Pressures: 52
      • Snaps per Pressure: 9.52
    • Samson Ebukam
      • Pass rush snaps: 450
      • Total Pressures: 48
      • Snaps per Pressure: 9.38
    • Tyquan Lewis
      • Pass rush snaps: 259
      • Total Pressures: 44
      • Snaps per Pressure: 5.89
    • Dayo Odeyingbo
      • Pass rush snaps: 365
      • Total Pressures: 29
      • Snaps per Pressure: 12.59
    • Kwity Paye
      • Pass rush snaps: 410
      • Total Pressures: 28
      • Snaps per Pressure: 14.64
    • Grover Stewart
      • Pass rush snaps: 218
      • Total Pressures: 15
      • Snaps per Pressure: 14.53

     

    Lewis has been really good. But he's been a rotational piece, so it's not certain his prodcution would scale. I would like to see a lot more of him though.

     

    Noteworthy Dline free agents 2024:

    DTs:

    • Chris Jones, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 482
      • Total Pressures: 75
      • Snaps per Pressure: 6.43
    • Justin Madubuike, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 512
      • Total Pressures: 64
      • Snaps per Pressure: 9.52
    • Christian Wilkins, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 563
      • Total Pressures: 58
      • Snaps per Pressure: 8.00
    • DJ Reader, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 314
      • Total Pressures: 34
      • Snaps per Pressure: 9.24
    • Leonard Williams, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 221
      • Total Pressures: 22
      • Snaps per Pressure: 10.05
    • Fletcher Cox, DT
      • Pass rush snaps: 480
      • Total Pressures: 43
      • Snaps per Pressure: 11.16

     

    Chris Jones is off the charts man. Heard rumours he wanted $30m/year - yikes!

     

    DEs:

    • Danielle Hunter, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 613
      • Total Pressures: 80
      • Snaps per Pressure: 7.66
    • Chase Young, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 480
      • Total Pressures: 66
      • Snaps per Pressure: 7.27
    • Josh Allen, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 513
      • Total Pressures: 90
      • Snaps per Pressure: 5.70
    • Brian Burns, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 379
      • Total Pressures: 40
      • Snaps per Pressure: 9.48
    • Jadeveon Clowney, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 482
      • Total Pressures: 71
      • Snaps per Pressure: 6.79
    • Bryce Huff, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 334
      • Total Pressures: 67
      • Snaps per Pressure: 4.99
    • Jonathan Greenard, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 405
      • Total Pressures: 48
      • Snaps per Pressure: 8.44
    • Andrew Van Ginkel, DE
      • Pass rush snaps: 321
      • Total Pressures: 53
      • Snaps per Pressure: 6.06

     

    Josh Allen and Van Ginkel (Who, I'll be honest, I've never heard of..) have done well. Both are OLBs though, so not sure how they would fit in our scheme? From his total snap counts it looks like Bryce Huff is a rotational piece a la Lewis. His prodcution might not scale.

     

    Again, I didn't do this to prove a point or to say we need to go get player x. I just like digging around in these numbers. If there are stats for other positions groups you'd like me to look up I'll gladly do it.

    Anyway you can do this for some college prospects? Love the work you do for us, it doesn't go unnoticed. Thank you.

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  7. 39 minutes ago, MikeCurtis said:

    Thats a great question on DT

     

    When Grover was out we got mowed over

     

    Some folks like the ENORMOUS DT T Vondre Sweat to the Colts  I think he is a 3-4 NT vs a 4-3 DT 

     

    Byron Murphy or Masaan Smith may be consideration to back up Grover, (IMHO)

    What's there round prediction?

  8. 4 minutes ago, MikeCurtis said:

    I feel very confident in 44 as MLB for this team, so I wouldnt want to replace him

     

    We do need a SSLB or WSLB depending on where Speed plays

     

    We need a 3rd outside LB and their are a few available in round 2 or 3

     

    I like 44, but I think he's average and the system makes him look good. His coverage isn't great, but he's awesome at the run. I think out of all 25 starting spots. MLB is one position I think can be upgraded greater than any.

  9. 31 minutes ago, MikeCurtis said:

    From my fan perspective I think we need to get in this draft

    WR1

    Play making Free safety

    LB

    I think the need for WR is 3rd now. Cross with the way he's been playing, I would put safety behind WR. When Grove went out our defense suffered alot. I think a road grader DT is priority, but don't think it requires a 1st round pick unless your replacing Grove. Only position I see worth 1st round that we need is sure fire can't miss MLB. Besides that just depth. 

    Who is the best MLB coming out this year?

  10. 38 minutes ago, IinD said:

    Yeah that whole Pittman isn't elite is so stupid.

    The guy balls out when given a chance. He's not Marvin Harrison... So what...

    Apparently better, more receptions than Marvin in 1st 4 seasons. Better resign him soon or it's going to be expensive. 

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