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I wish we would just stay away from players with an injury history. They may have all the talent in the world, but that does no good while they are on the sideline in street clothes.
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Colts need a big, tall receiver like calvin johnson.
ColtsHoosiersBB replied to bap1331's topic in Colts Football
If we can luck into a tall athletic receiver in the later rounds like we did Moncrief , then fine. Spending cap space on a free agent receiver instead of spending it on the lines is just lunacy. Everyone wants to focus on the next shiny object skill player instead of doing something about the big uglies on the line of scrimmage. The first two rounds should be spent on the lines...period. -
That would be nice. I wonder if he would take a little less to go to a contender?
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We need a dominant nose tackle and pass rusher, which would stop the run and pressure the QB on throwing downs on defense. On offense, it all starts and ends in the trenches like Pags said. The team needs to figure out how to bolster the lines first and foremost. Good original post 21superman
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Our "finesse" formula for the past 15 years or so isn't working against physical teams. In Super bowl XLI, we had a good running game with Dominic Rhodes running like a mad man and Booger McFarland clogging up the middle of the defense. We wasted most of Manning's career with finesse football and I don't want to waste Luck's with the same philosophy. The Colt's got man handled Sunday night, just man handled.
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Agree with the running game because you have to smash mouth the guy in front of you to blow open a running lane, but disagree with more weapons. All of the weapons in the world won't help if there is no threat of a running game and they drop defenders back on our "weapons". We already have a pretty good stable of receivers and tight ends.
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Because this finesse crap isn't working very well. A strong running attack along with Luck under center and stopping the run is the only way to over come this Patriot hurdle. Pagano recently said "It starts and ends in the trenches" and I couldn't agree more. The only question is Grigs and Pags actually going to do anything about the lines or are they going to spend cap space on "skill players" and use patchwork for the lines to protect Luck, make running lanes and stop the run on defense?