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it's a Football Jersey, you wear size S, just order a Medium, no one will notice the difference
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Polian didn't pay top dollar to retain OLB'ers back then, and it was hard to argue against him, he lost guys like Mike Peterson every year or two, and replaced them with guys who were just as effective, but for pennies on the dollar...... at least for a while, he found Marcus Washinton, Cato June ( both went on to make pro bowls), David Thornton was let go and replaced..... it worked well for about 5 years..... Then we had Rob Morris, Freddy Keiaho, etc....
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you take away last year of being miscast, and he has 936 yards, 12 td's and 75 catches on 118 targets across only 30 games...... not horrible for a young TE
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It's probably the 1000 yards and 13 TD's in 40 games as the 3rd or 4th scoring option...... including last year, when he was forced to be a blocker nearly 100 percent of his snaps
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Looking like anyone but Luck should be fair game so far tonight....yeesh
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awesome news! Hope he's really ready to go, and they don't push it
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Rank TM Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Average 1 PHI Jason
Peters, 8.32Allen
Barbre, 8.75Jason
Kelce, 9.35Brandon
Brooks, 10.00Lane
Johnson, 9.929.27 2 CLE Joe
Thomas, 8.29Joel
Bitonio, 9.36Cameron
Erving, 9.09John
Greco, 5.59Alvin
Bailey, 8.568.18 3 IND Anthony
Castonzo, 8.62Jack
Mewhort, 5.69Ryan
Kelly, 9.29Hugh
Thornton, 9.26Denzelle
Good, 6.997.97 4 TAM Donovan
Smith, 6.94J.R.
Sweezy, 9.46Joe
Hawley, 4.81Ali
Marpet, 9.8Demar
Dotson, -7.75 5 ATL Jake
Matthews, 8.89Andy
Levitre, 3.36Alex
Mack, 7.79Chris
Chester, 9.43Ryan
Schraeder, 9.117.72 6 NYJ Ryan
Clady, 8.13James
Carpenter, 7.25Nick
Mangold, 8.57Brian
Winters, 7.48Breno
Giacomini, 6.677.62 7 ARI Jared
Veldheer, 9.97Mike
Iupati, 4.60A.Q.
Shipley, 6.69Evan
Mathis, 9.97D.J.
Humphries, 6.077.46 8 GNB David
Bakhtiari, 4.82Josh
Sitton, 9.33Corey
Linsley, 8.7T.J.
Lang, 9.19Bryan
Bulaga, 4.967.40 9 LAR Greg
Robinson, 9.02Rodger
Saffold, 8.83Tim
Barnes, 7.92Jamon
Brown, 9.26Rob
Havenstein, 0.927.19 10 CIN Andrew
Whitworth, 8.16Clint
Boling, 7.15Russell
Bodine, 6.28Kevin
Zeitler, 6.51Cedric
Ogbuehi, -6.74 11 KAN Eric
Fisher, 9.67Jarrod
Pughsley, 7.49Mitch
Morse, 9.03Laurent
Duvernay-Tardif, -Mitchell
Schwartz, 0.686.72 12 CHI Charles
Leno, 5.39Cody
Whitehair, 7.38Hroniss
Grasu, 6.82Kyle
Long, 9.53Bobby
Massie, 4.286.68 13 DAL Tyron
Smith, 9.19Zack
Martin, 8.22Travis
Frederick, 1.17La'El
Collins, 5.94Doug
Free, 8.736.65 14 TEN Taylor
Lewan, 10.00Quinton
Spain, 8.76Ben
Jones, 2.99Chance
Warmack, 1.31Jack
Conklin, 8.546.32 15 NEP Nate
Solder, 9.76Shaq
Mason, 8.83Bryan
Stork, 1.49Tre'
Jackson, 0.47Sebastian
Vollmer, 9.956.10 16 SNF Joe
Staley, 9.86Zane
Beadles, -Daniel
Kilgore, 5.34Joshua
Garnett, 6.78Trenton
Brown, 1.875.96 17 NOS Terron
Armstead, 9.43Tim
Lelito, 7.02Max
Unger, 3.38Andrus
Peat, 8.76Zach
Strief, 1.175.95 18 MIN Matt
Kalil, 8.02Alex
Boone, 6.99Joe
Berger, 4.61Brandon
Fusco, 7.99Phil
Loadholt, 1.335.79 19 HOU Duane
Brown, 7.37Xavier
Su'a-Filo, 7.75Nick
Martin, 5.71Jeff
Allen, 2.51Derek
Newton, 4.915.65 20 BAL Eugene
Monroe, 2.68Ryan
Jensen, 6.11Jeremy
Zuttah, 7.83Marshal
Yanda, 8.29Ricky
Wagner, 2.935.57 21 WAS Trent
Williams, 9.32Spencer
Long, -Kory
Lichtensteiger, 2.34Brandon
Scherff, 9.63Morgan
Moses, 0.895.55 22 SEA Garry
Gilliam, 9.02Rees
Odhiambo, 2.95Patrick
Lewis, 1.88J'Marcus
Webb, 5.85Germain
Ifedi, 7.625.46 23 CAR Michael
Oher, 2.66Andrew
Norwell, 3.62Ryan
Kalil, 8.51Trai
Turner, 5.5Mike
Remmers, 5.555.17 24 DEN Russell
Okung, 6.75Max
Garcia, 3.44Matt
Paradis, 3.51Robert
Myers, 2.82Donald
Stephenson, 8.945.09 25 NYG Ereck
Flowers, 4.39Justin
Pugh, 8.03Weston
Richburg, 4.74Bobby
Hart, 0.97Marshall
Newhouse, 6.644.95 26 SDC King
Dunlap, 5.04Orlando
Franklin, 5.69Matt
Slauson, 7.47D.J.
Fluker, 2.71Joe
Barksdale, 3.284.84 27 BUF Cordy
Glenn, 3.77Richie
Incognito, 8.56Eric
Wood, 8.12John
Miller, 2.25Jordan
Mills, 1.364.81 28 MIA Branden
Albert, 5.53Dallas
Thomas, -Mike
Pouncey, 3.18Laremy
Tunsil, -JaWuan
James, 5.664.79 29 JAX Kelvin
Beachum, 0.7Mackenzy
Bernadeau, 7.79Brandon
Linder, 4.03A.J.
Cann, -Luke
Joeckel, 5.934.17 30 OAK Donald
Penn, -Gabe
Jackson, 3.99Rodney
Hudson, 0.45Kelechi
Osemele, 5.69Austin
Howard, 5.373.88 31 PIT Alejandro
Villanueva, -Ramon
Foster, 0.5Maurkice
Pouncey, 2.86David
DeCastro, 7.32Marcus
Gilbert, 2.823.38 32 DET Riley
Reiff, 3.55Laken
Tomlinson, 3.39Travis
Swanson, 2.92Larry
Warford, 1.28Taylor
Decker, 5.453.32 -
9 hours ago, throwing BBZ said:
Surely we started what should contend to be the Least athletic line in the NFL.
A few here can grasp the limitations this will cause for our run options, and our Pass protection.
It is going to be interesting. Go Colts!
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17 hours ago, throwing BBZ said:
Absurd. Of course paying him such a disproportionate piece of the cap Hurt the TEAM. Good grief!!
Luck is not a quick thinker and lacks arm talent. GL paying him top $$$.
A good chance that in a couple years he will be the 3rd best QB in the AFC South.LMAO...... I imagine you were a big Akili Smith fan weren't you?
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8 hours ago, LJpalmbeacher said:
Actually Smith was more like horrible than terrible last year.
I know he was and basically still is a rookie in a sometimes difficult position to transform to. But if his training camp & preseason are similar to last year's he might not make it to openning day. Hoping a "light bulb" turns on in his head and he becomes a productive player.
You do realize he played exactly 20 snaps on defense AND special teams combined all of last year right? Exactly what was it you expected him to show in about 2 drives of play over 16 weeks? http://www.colts.com/news/article-1/“Humbled”-D’Joun-Smith-Ready-For-Year-Two/712805a5-b833-472e-8f89-adcd9b3621a8
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1 hour ago, bravo4460 said:
Not like I was expecting him to be a stud his rookie year! He did have some hype of being a great man to man corner though. I feel that CB is one of the hardest positions to come into as a rookie. He was also hurt a lot last year. It's not all his fault.
I do get what you are saying. He was however, pretty terrible. Just because I say he was terrible doesn't mean I think he is a bad player. Just saying exactly how his play was last season in my opinion. It's hard to know what to expect from him this upcoming season!
Actually, most scouts/media types questioned whether Smith would be able to fit in in a Pro-level M2M coverage scheme, mostly due to him playing almost exclusively off the LOS, and his lack of top-end speed when covering deep routes..... coupled with a bit of lower-level college competition stigma
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well, if you are optimistic about our likely top 3 cb's, that's not too bad lol
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No biggie, but Smith's first name is D'joun.... no R. I hope he fights for that 3rd slot this year as well.... Smith was terrible last year? He was a rookie, at a position that is traditionally rough for rookies to transition into, and he played all of what, 4 games? Seems like he warrants a judgement of "incomplete" for last season much more than one of "terrible"
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On 5/7/2016 at 9:47 AM, NFLfan said:
Like many Vikes fans, I am not a big fan of Norv. I am thankful that he was the one who encouraged the team to draft Teddy, but Teddy does not fit his offensive scheme. In addition, Norv's play-calling is too predictable, running the ball on first and second down on almost every set of downs. That leaves us in third and long a lot. It is frustrating.
I am hoping that this year the Vikings take the shackles off Teddy and allow him to shine as I expect him to.
To be fair, if your RB is Purple Jesus, you SHOULD run on first and second down on a large percentage of your plays.....lol
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8 minutes ago, Colts_Fan12 said:
I'd love to see him and sio start at ILB one is good in coverage and the other is a good run blocker plus Irving I'd better in coverage then Jackson is
Irving is better in coverage? Irving has 4 deflections in his career...... Jackson has multiple years of 6-7 deflections and 1 or 2 INT's.....
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15 hours ago, Lucky Colts Fan said:
It's even more of a crapshoot from the coaches' perspective. Think about being Rex Ryan or Jason Garrett. They draft these guys that could be defensive studs in 2 years. But if the team doesn't perform well THIS year, they might not be the head coach by the time these "studs" are healthy enough to play.
I think Grigson and Pagano can feel how hot their seats are, and said to themselves "I might not even BE here next year, we need guys that are healthy and can help us win NOW!" It's kind of a catch-22, because if Green ends up being a major contributor this year, it will either be because of an injury to Geathers, or Geathers will regress and need to be replaced, which doesn't reflect well on Grigs or Pagano...
Unless, of course, Green is our FS of the future, and Geathers is our SS of the future, and Adams gets hurt, and the two "G's" (holy cow I really like that. Green and Geathers, the "2 Gs", we got a couple of Gs in our secondary) ball out and become the best safety tandem in the NFL for the foreseeable future...
Pretty sure the plan actually is to have Geathers as SS, where he has been basically, though he has played both SS and FS he's listed as a SS and has great size at 6-1 215....4.55 40 time...... T.J. Green is 6-2 209 and can play either Safety position with 4.34 40 time..... he has a lot less experience at S, but if our future second level pans out..... look out
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He was not the head OL coach though, he was the Assistant.... Larry Beightol was the OL coach for GB until Philbin took over in 2006
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I mean, he had OL jobs from 1986-2003 in College and NFL, and he kept getting better jobs......at least indicitave of some ability I would think, without looking up his line stats
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He had good OL's when he coached them at Iowa, and when he was the assistant OL coach in GB, and as OL coach in GB.....albeit it was only 1 yr as OL coach before becoming a successful OC
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I understand arm length makes a difference, but is it really THAT much harder for a rusher to evade a 36 inch reach than it is A.Q. Shipley's 29 inches? Must be, but it seems Von Miller could make up a 7 inch difference.... I dunno
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2 hours ago, Flash said:
It's been a tough off-season for Luck. He got along really well with Fleener and Whalen, who are no longer with the Colts. And aside from his Stanford teammates, he got along well with Holmes. I'm sure he has other friends on the team, but this has to be a little heart breaking for him. He'll be fine however.
Although he will now have better protection, he is learning the business side of the NFL.
His dad ran an entire league in Europe for a short time, and was GM of 2 different European teams... he knows the business side of pro sports sometimes gets in the way of friendships....
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2 hours ago, Flash said:
It's been a tough off-season for Luck. He got along really well with Fleener and Whalen, who are no longer with the Colts. And aside from his Stanford teammates, he got along well with Holmes. I'm sure he has other friends on the team, but this has to be a little heart breaking for him. He'll be fine however.
Although he will now have better protection, he is learning the business side of the NFL.
His dad ran an entire league in Europe, he knows the business side of pro sports sometimes gets in the way of friendships....
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Naff is huge..... 6-4 324!
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Wow we signed Maggit? He could be a keeper.... love the way he plays the game, and he is definitely a rush LB..... passionate never say die type..... if he can stay healthy and learns from Cole and MAthis....hmmmmm
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Guess I don't understand..... I own bothAmerican, and European clothing, an American size S is equivalent to a European 44/46 anything smaller than that is an XS.,, US mediums are equal to Euro 48/50's...... not a massive difference unless you fall on the 44 side of a small, and the US company sizes a Medium closer to a Euro 50...... but it's always different company to company...... unless I am missing the point here.....