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23 hours ago, lollygagger8 said:
Holy Moly,
That clip at :13 (I believe it's Hilton) his feet are so fast it looks like the video is buffering!
Imagine defending him :o
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1 hour ago, Nadine said:
I'll go turn it on right now
YES, there will be. I just heard from Lucas Oil Stadium, who creates our game day thread for us.
They do that? That’s actually really cool. I always thought it was the moderators that did that, but man that is really cool there’s someone that does that AT Lucas Oil.
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2 hours ago, Jared Cisneros said:
I would complain that the team had poor Coaching and poor Talent, but I never said anything about being too soft. Yes, I'm complaining about the physicality. It may not increase the chances of a season ending injury as those are random, but I would wager against you that it increases the chance of short term injuries by a lot, and those take away practice and game time when the players have to recover from them.
I get what Coach Reich is doing, but it's a lot less beneficial to the team than people think on here.
The thing is, it’s not going to be physical every practice year-round. This is mainly to teach the players to be physical when the pads are on. They won’t be on more than 14 times throughout the 17 regular season weeks. It’s gonna be fine. Just let it play out, and if injuries start ramping up and becoming more serious, then I’m sure Reich will scale it back, but I think since preseason week 1 is only a few days away, thats going to happen anyway.
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1 minute ago, Steamboat_Shaun said:
2) In this particular case, I tend to feel like it may be a good thing that we don't have any players left from those 2 drafts, because only a handful of them were actually decent, & our salary cap situation would likely be much more complicated if a bunch of those guys had earned 2nd contracts.
Something I’d like to see is how many players OVERALL from the last few years of drafts are still in the NFL and in what role? We can’t be the only team to suffer such poor luck, and if we are, then it shows how bad our front office and coaching staff actually was
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I’d be willing to bet the teams with a better record have around 7 players from two consecutive drafts. We just drafted so badly our team paid the price the last 3 years
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2 minutes ago, CR91 said:
I dont think that was intentional. He just failed to mention it was Luck's day off
I feel like with reporters, they know wording is everything. I don’t think he failed to mention it, he intentionally left it out to raise that cloud of doubt among people that aren’t colts fans
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1 hour ago, TKnight24 said:
It’s like they feed off the negative stories. How do you work for the league but don’t know Luck’s schedule when it’s available everywhere. He could’ve even called Irsay or someone before showing to confirm if he was throwing or not
This “Luck is done” narrative has to stop
I also like he decides to go on the one day he isn’t throwing. And it’s not like he has a schedule and it was the only day he could go. He’s a reporter and from what I understand, they can come and go as they please around the league to come up with a story. He threw the two days prior if I’m not mistaken, and then there’s the practices last week. You’re right in the fact he is trying to stir up the ‘he’s done’ talks again.
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10 hours ago, Savage said:
I'm sure having a healthy Hooker and Geathers in there would help the defense out tremendously.
I'm still bummed we let Melvin walk.
Melvin wanted over 12m from us but took 7m from another team. I still don’t understand that unless he really didn’t like it here.
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When Quenton Nelson takes a hard step, he causes a tremor that goes straight through the earth and is only felt in China. This is why China has been hacking our information servers. To find the cause. Heheheh, they’ll never know
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5 minutes ago, richard pallo said:
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he's our day one starter. I guess he's the most complete back on our roster. He can do it all. Ballard loves him and compares him to Forte. Another reporter compared him to Arian Foster. Pretty lofty comparable's.
Mack is very fast and powerful too. I think he’s gonna start mainly bc he is a 2nd year player. The only way Wilkins starts is if the role fits him and he performs really well
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4 hours ago, Fisticuffs111 said:
From just the running back standpoint I think I actually like Wilkins a little bit more than Hines. I like Hines a lot, love his versatility, but Wilkins just seems to be really agile and hits/finds the hole well.
The thing I like the most is that both can be on the field at the same time. Hines in a WR slot position and Wilkins at RB. Hines versatility and catching ability is what has me so excited about him
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7 hours ago, DaveA1102 said:
I don't always agree with him, but I liked Gregg Doyel's take on our off-season.
We have improved in the four most important positions of any football team:
Quarterback
Head Coach
Offensive Coordinator
Defensive Coordinator
Not only do we have a pool of young, talented players, hopefully the new coaching group can coach them up to being even better.
Not to mention the various additions elsewhere. OL WR LB RB and DL are all getting at least one new player that looks good
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Man! I wanna SEE Deon Cain make these catches. It’s a shame we can’t get clips of the highlights
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4 hours ago, TKnight24 said:
I’m so happy Sunday was the day I chose to attend!!
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16 hours ago, Superman said:
Yeah, it's likely that his shoulder is structurally sound, but throwing is a different movement, and throwing from different arm angles is going to be taxing as well. Soreness is going to be part of the process.
Not to mention it’s kind of like going from lifting heavy weights to lifting lighter weights for reps. He worked the strength up on his shoulder TO throw, but now he has to strengthen the actual throwing muscles. I expected something like this to come up, so I’m not worried. Just cautious
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1 minute ago, PureLuck said:
Wow okay. Thanks! I guess this topic can be closed then! My mistake
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5 minutes ago, buccolts said:
Ex Colts, right?
I haven’t been following very closely, but is he gone? That’s embarrassing if he is, LMAO
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All of his measurables are listed at the start of the video. He looks like he has great speed and athleticism compared to the other players on the field. He also is very determined, like anyone I suppose, to try to make the team. Good inspiration for JUCO players
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Very good ball skills. I like the way he catches with his hands
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1 hour ago, TKnight24 said:
For those of you attending training camp, here’s a map for you
very helpful. thank you
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42 minutes ago, Coltscrazy said:
Our schedule really doesn't help. It seems like the toughest one we've had in years. I love the optimism, but every year fans think they have the best roster in the league, and that their team made all the right moves. I love the new OL, and the possibility of a healthy Luck, but I think we need to concentrate on beating the Jags.
I thought it was rated the 6th easiest schedule?
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I love watching him run and hate watching him protect the quarterback.
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16 hours ago, CR91 said:
Nice job shredding, but that guy is half his size
Stewart is a huge guy. Not nearly the size differential to an nfl olineman, but he is still bigger if I remember correctly.
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2 hours ago, Steamboat_Shaun said:
5 per game seems like a pretty reasonable assumption, and that's factoring in that he'll probably be pretty rusty the first few weeks.
Maybe 5 week one. I’d love that!
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It’s really good news to see Andrew throwing with his guys and no pain in that shoulder. Is it possible he returns with no issues in that shoulder? Is the miracle to be? I cannot wait for the 2018 season
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He was unstoppable for awhile. He may be bigger, but he sure looked quick. Made some great finesse moves to get inside and around blockers