husker61

exactly what l have said before. This is the real world, not the fantasy world a lot want to believe.

This is why I was skeptical about drafting him before the draft. I said it after the first game and now again. A nfl qb has to be a passer and be able to read the defenses first, not a runner first. Hopefully he can, but I haven’t seen it yet. For those that say he is young so he needs time, if he keeps taking hits like he has, he will never get that time to learn.

Taylor has been hurt for a while, is he ever going to be the same fback as he was? Nobody knows. This is why no team is going to give him big bucks or trade much for him until he proves he is the same player he was before the injury. If he plays and shows he is a top rub again, he will get the money, probably from the colts. Be quiet, show what you can do on the field, and reap the rewards.

Wrong thread. Lol

Watching all the plays for the first time, ar had an open receiver almost every play. Hopefully he will learn how to read and anticipate quickly where the open receiver will be and become a top qb.

What scared me about drafting Richardson was him running and getting hurt. Hopefully he learns to read the defense, check into the best play, find the open receiver, and only runs as a last resort. I only saw highlights of the game. It looked like two receivers ran the same rout 5 yards apart on the interception. Throwing there is asking for trouble. I’m not going to blame the receivers for not getting open, if they really aren’t. It could be the routs called aren’t a good match for the defense played. A top qb would probably change the play according to the defense. Hopefully ar learns how to do this. I don’t get this “defense getting worn down”, why doesn’t the offense get corn down being on the field the same amount of time? Both lines are banging into each other, wr/db running with each other, everyone is playing hard. It’s just an excuse for not getting the job done! It doesn’t seem like the line gets the kind of push other lines get. I don’t know if it’s the talent or the blocking scheme. I feel better about this year than last because of the qb position, last year was awful.

He is in the last year of a contract, so you go out and have a great year and get a huge contract. I think he knows he has some injury issues and won’t be able to perform at that level. Why else would he be holding out, and the colts and other teams not willing to take a chance on a player that is damaged goods. He isn’t going to get the big contract until he proves he is the player he was in the past! I’m with the colts and the rest of the league, prove your worth and get the big payday.

High schools do compression tests on their artificial turf fields every year, I’m sure professional teams do that and more. Walking on an artificial turf field has more give than a grass field and it’s a lot worse when temps are freezing!

Qb, easily!