Reboot

BONUS: Will the Colts trade the #15 pick this year? Yes, they will trade back. Round 1 - #15 A – Cooper DeJean CB Iowa B – Johnny Newton DT Illinois C – Brock Bowers TE Georgia Round 2 - #46 A – Ricky Pearsall WR Florida B – Darius Robinson DL Missouri C – Kris Jenkins DL Michigan Round 3 - #82 A – Marshawn Kneeland Edge Western Michigan B – Javon Bullard S Georgia C – Roman Wilson WR Michigan Round 4 - #117 A – Cooper Beebe G Kansas St B - Javontae Jean-Baptiste Edge Notre Dame C - Luke McCaffery WR Rice Round 5 - #151 A – Kristian Boyd DT Northern Iowa B – Isaac Guerendo RB Louisville C – Trey Taylor S Air Force Round 6 - #191 A - Caeden Wallace OT Penn State B - Deantre Prince CB Ole Miss C - Decamerion Richardson CB Mississippi State Round 7 - #234 A - Mark Perry S TCU B – Curtis Jacobs LB Penn State C – Tanner McLachlan TE Arizona

Non-exclusive franchise tag: The most commonly used tag. When most refer to the "franchise tag," they generally talk about the non-exclusive version. This is a one-year tender of the average of the top five salaries at the player's position over the last five years, or 120 percent of his previous salary, whichever is greater. The tagged player can negotiate with other teams, but his current team has the right to match any offer or receive two first-round draft picks as compensation if he signs with another club. https://www.nfl.com/news/2024-nfl-franchise-tag-tracker-latest-tag-news-on-deadline-day

That's how I read that rule.

I believe all kicks which hit the uprights or crossbar and do not result in a made field goal (and extra point and dropkick) are dead balls. https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-rulebook/# Section 2 - Dead Ball - (h) when any legal or illegal kick touches the receivers’ goal posts or crossbar, unless it scores a field goal. (See 9-4-2.)

Worst play calling ever.