[Colts Training Camp 8/16/2018]

All aboard the KRISHAWN train! 

No, that’s not right...

All aboard the HOGAN train! 

 

K-train?!

 

but seriously this guy is huge...

[Colts Training Camp 8/16/2018]

I forgot about Milton...

[My Colts Tattoo]

An awesome meaning behind the tattoo, but also a beautiful, well done tattoo  thanks for sharing.

 

Not gonna lie, I was expecting a  horseshoe on a calf  

[Andrew Luck vs Seattle]

 

Here is the clip of the first hit. A very solid hit to the right side from one of the best LBs in the game. Andrew really went all-in.  

[Thoughts after a Half]

 

[Collts @ Seahawks Preseason Game Night Thread]

What’s the first Colts TD gonna be?

My guess is from AL to Eric Ebron.

 

Go Colts!

[Andrew Luck]

Watch his most recent press conference if you haven’t yet. We have an extremely excited (albeit nervous) quarterback and I’m so happy FOR him.

I think once he gets his confidence back, “checks off the boxes” if you will, we are going to see an Andrew Luck that some of our fan base has even forgotten about.

[Colts Training Camp 8/3/2018 (Birthday Edition)]

Seems like some player on the Colts always gets an annoying, lingering hamstring injury every year.   

 

Get well soon, AC. AL needs you <3

 

(also my bday is next Friday, the 10th. I’ll be 26. Thanks for all the wisdom old fellers )

[Malik Hooker & Clayton Geathers have been CLEARED!]

Serious question because I’m ignorant on how this works.

 

Malik taken off PUP = 100% healthy and ready to practice like normal?

 

Surprised some above think he’ll actually play preseason, or should. I was thinking there is NO WAY he’ll be full-go until the last preseason game, even then it seems risky?

[JMV interview with Andrew Luck]

http://www.1070thefan.com/blogs/ride-jmv/andrew-luck-his-return-football-field

Here is a link to the blog that has the conversation embedded.

It’s really good to hear him laugh and talk about having fun playing once again.

 

God, please watch out for his bionic arm. 

[Colts Training Camp 7/25/18 (Report Day)]

4 minutes ago, CR91 said:

 

I can't wait for aug.5th. No doubt it will be an emotional day for all of us

 

It’s a little ridiculous how excited I am for preseason, but goodness. It feels like FOREVER. 

[Colts Training Camp 7/25/18 (Report Day)]

 

 

[Yes Andrew is back. But if he sneezes let not spend 3 days analyzing the sneeze .]

I wonder if this is why Andrew REALLY came to camp days early. Maybe he wants to get the feel of the complex before being analyzed on Wednesday.

 

wait, are we going to be analyzing whether Andrew is feeling over-analyzed?

 

 

[Colts have signed Rookie LB Darius Leonard]

 

[Chris Ballard Presser]

Probably should have put more emphasis on that secondary with the draft.  

 

Had no idea anything was going on with Geathers’ knee. 

[Chester Rogers posts workout videos with Andrew Luck]

Yeah, you can hear Luck pretty clearly at the end of one clip he posted.

 

I’m sure he went all the way to Stanford so he could catch passes from a Joe Shmoe. /s

[Few Colts heading to Stanford University]

22 hours ago, stitches said:

 

Chester is at Stanford already...^

 

He has been there for the last few days. He left today.

 

I hope the other receivers go, but we probably won’t find out until later. TY and Grant never post.

[Few Colts heading to Stanford University]

Another night of Chester posting IG vids. No other WRs shown. I’m sure it’s just a matter of time?

[Few Colts heading to Stanford University]

@2006Coltsbestever It did look old school! It was a quick glimpse. I just went back to see if I could screenshot it and Rogers took it down  Guess Luck doesn’t want to be the star of an Instagram story.

[Few Colts heading to Stanford University]

Chester Rogers posted videos on Insta of him riding bikes w/ Andrew around Stanford (Andrew’s helmet is super dorky <3 ) and one of him running a route and getting the ball dropped perfectly in front of him. I’m guessing Andrew was throwing, but wasn’t in the vid. 

 

No other receivers seen or mentioned...Hmm.

[Nate Burelson has Colts at 10-6]

@2006Coltsbestever I am with you, but I would predict more of those losses coming in the first half of the season. Lots of rookies and a QB trying to get back into rhythm. 

9-7 but that game at Washington turned into an L. 2-0 to start the season just won’t happen 

[Colts Minicamp 6/14/18]

Anthony Walker news - he’s in concussion protocol. So much better than a torn ligament. 

 

Not surprising Turbin has been getting most plays, Mack and Nyheim are injured I think.

[Andrew Luck is throwing a football]

ahshdubsbsb s. Sha:!

[Luck close to throwing: Reich]

I’m a weird mix of gloomy pessimism and joy that this nightmare is almost over.    Sooooon.

 

 

Time to scrap Colts Forged. New motto?   Soon.

[Eagles not going to whitehouse]

33 minutes ago, DougDew said:

The problem with protests like this and that is that the people doing their "proud acts" together, as a sign of unity, automatically put those who don't do it on the side of being oppressors.  Despite what they say or intend.

 

The modern term is erecting a silo, a wall.

 

If you have a legal entity like a country, its logical to have some segregation from other countries in order to maintain common standards among those who are within your country.  If you're talking about a group viewing themselves as a group based on race or gender, uniting together on that basis, is at least segregationist, and probably inherently racist or sexist.

 

Its probably one of the most arrogant and offensive gestures in American history actually.  Much more offensive than the american flag and anthem, which does not discuss race or gender and therefore does not unify people on that basis.

 

Its really becoming disappointing to see what is being taught.  How people are sort of being molded to see themselves in terms of race when so much supposed progress was being made in the 70's, 80's, and 90's rejecting that identity.

 

Edit:  I'm walking this comment back a bit.  I don't know the context of the gesture that was performed in the 60's, on a personal level since I was too young.  My thoughts were that if I saw a group of people today choosing to segregate and identify themselves in terms of race, and giving power to themselves on that basis, or on the basis of gender, I would consider it to be totally against how we have been educated since the 60's.

 

 

I read your comment multiple times, but I’m still not sure I fully grasp your message. Feel free to set me straight.

 

There is a division, but the division isn’t between white/black, woman/man. One of the (many!) divisions in the 60s was that there were those Americans who believed black people shouldn’t share the same public spaces as whites, and those that believed that was wrong - that separate was inherently unequal. I’m not black and I know which side of that “division” I stand on. It doesn’t offend me to see black men raise their fist for civil rights. It doesn’t offend me or make me feel like an oppressor to see black men kneel because black men and women are disproportionately targeted by police and the judicial system. Why would it? I understand their message and it’s one I, too, see as an issue. I think there is a discussion to be had. This thread is a perfect example of that.

 

It sounds like you don’t see inequality ie racism/sexism in our society today, and those that do are separating themselves needlessly? If that’s the case, we may be too far apart to have a meaningful discussion. But, I always love hearing another side.