chickenMan

I think there are too many important figures in Indiana sports history to put on just one, although I think we can all agree that Peyton is #1. I will say this though: How cool is it that the best men’s college basketball player for the past two years and the best women’s college basketball player the past two years are both connected to Indiana? Meanwhile ISU made the NIT championship game, and Purdue made the national championship game, AND the Pacers are back in the playoffs. Indiana basketball is alive and well!

Wish we knew the full details, but if the charges were dismissed with prejudice I’m inclined to believe he was innocent. I hope he doesn’t come into legal trouble again and puts it all behind him moving forward.

Buckner is probably my favorite Colt right now, so I’m ecstatic about this. I know we didn’t do a lot of external work in free agency, but keeping pretty much everyone and also giving extensions to our own guys is huge. -Resigned Pitt -Resigned Grover -Resigned Kenny -Resigned Tyquan Lewis -Resigned Sanchez -Resigned Ronnie Harrison Jr. -Resigned Pinter -Resigned Blackmon -Extended Zaire -Extended Buckner -Extended JT Those are all impact players that we have locked down for multiple years. All of that in one season is really damn impressive to me.

With all due respect, that kind of situation sounds like the level of competency that I imagine all government agencies work at.

I’m hopeful one day the Luck debates on here can end. I loved the guy and don’t blame him for retiring, and I understand why others may think the complete opposite, but it’s all water under the bridge now either way.

I blame the Rams loss on Bradley’s defense. He played them super soft and Stafford carved us up for an easy OT touchdown. Richardson was amazing in that game.

Everyone has their own opinion on what AR can/will become, but I will never understand people who actively root against Colts players becoming successful just so they can be right. I didn’t like Levis at all as a player and I’m glad the Colts didn’t draft him, but if they did, I would’ve supported him 100% and gladly eaten crow if I ended up being wrong.

I could very well be biased, but I saw a lot more out of AR last year than I did Levis. Levis wasn’t as bad as Bryce Young, but he looked like a future career backup QB to me. But hey, things can change fast in this league. I guess we’ll see.

Ridley to Titans makes them better, but it makes the Jags weaker. Also worth noting that all of the Titans’ moves may be for nothing if Levis doesn’t improve in year 2.

Well you are right in that none of what happens here does matter, that’s for sure. Thank goodness it doesn’t, or the Colts would be run by a bunch of people talking on a forum.

Well, to each their own, I suppose.

Do you think Diontae Johnson was worth trading for? He definitely isn’t.

Who doesn’t, right? 😂

I would also be “thrilled and grateful” to be getting out of New England, and not because I hate them…what a mess they are now.

Well since you and I are fans of both teams, my thought is that Moss can do it, but can the Bengals’ OL? I think that’s the real reason that Mixon peaked and leveled out the last couple of years.