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16 minutes ago, richard pallo said:
Really hard to get worked up over the schedule. So much is going to change in the offseason. Especially on the Patriots. They could lose both McDaniels and their DC. Brady will be a year older. I think their run is going to end this year.
So true. I can't ever take these to seriously.
We had the easiest schedule and barely got a few wins this year. (Injuries always make these things change).
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Excited about the future.
Also lol about those hurt about picking #3...that means you were top 3 in bad.
If Ballard can't pick at #3, he's terrible.
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57 minutes ago, superrep1967 said:
He looks stronger than before looks as though he's been weight training.
Agreed, he looked like he definitely had some atrophy early in the year. He looked skinny on the sidelines.
I'm hoping it was a lot of media fanning the flames that something was catastrophically wrong with him. Wouldn't be the first time.
But I agree I noticed that as well, his arms and neck/shoulder area definitely looked solid compared to September when he looked thin.
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Reading the transcript didn't make it seem all doom and gloom so I'm not sure how it can be taken negatively.
Stated he went to the Netherlands because his Dr and facilities are there. Same as a guy traveling to Dr Andrews in Alabama/Florida to do a procedure, only difference is that you cross an ocean to get there.
People travel for medical things all the time.
To me he sounded like a guy frustrated he didn't play this year and tried to get it going and couldn't get his strength up to par which probably lead to him doubting himself and his recovery.
He'll be back, that didn't give any indication that he's broken and looking for voodoo cures around the globe.
European medicine is on par, if not better then what we have here.
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Andrew was smoking the devils lettuce in Holland.
Didn't get a chance to hear it, but I'm glad it wasn't anything bad we were told at least.
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I've read on here we essentially can't pick lower then #3 so I'm ok with beating up Hou and ending the season with a win, we haven't had many wins to celebrate.
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Andrew:
I've been fine the entire time, I just felt like going on a European vacation. It was fun listening to all the crazy reports while I was there. Shout out to the Colts forum..see you in July..
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33 minutes ago, rockywoj said:
I hope he gets 139 yards, to give him another 1,000 yard season. Would be a nice takeaway parting gift for this dismal season.
I love the optimism and would love him to get it as well, but I don't think it's gonna snow at LOS this week
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I'm inspired to quit my job and go into astronaut training. It's doable I guess.
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Recent history of overall #3's just for fun..
Year Name Team Round Pick Player Position College 2017 Solomon Thomas 49ers 1 3 3 DE Stanford 2016 Joey Bosa Chargers 1 3 3 DE Ohio State 2015 Dante Fowler Jaguars 1 3 3 LB Florida 2014 Blake Bortles Jaguars 1 3 3 QB Central Florida 2013 Dion Jordan Dolphins 1 3 3 DE Oregon 2012 Trent Richardson Browns 1 3 3 RB Alabama 2011 Marcell Dareus Bills 1 3 3 DT Alabama 2010 Gerald McCoy Buccaneers 1 3 3 DT Oklahoma 2009 Tyson Jackson Chiefs 1 3 3 DE Louisiana State 2008 Matt Ryan Falcons 1 3 3 QB Boston College 2007 Joe Thomas Browns 1 3 3 T Wisconsin 2006 Vince Young Titans 1 3 3 QB Texas 2005 Braylon Edwards Browns 1 3 3 WR Michigan 2004 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals 1 3 3 WR Pittsburgh 2003 Andre Johnson Texans 1 3 3 WR Miami (FL) 2002 Joey Harrington Lions 1 3 3 QB Oregon 2001 Gerard Warren Browns 1 3 3 DT Florida 2000 Chris Samuels Redskins 1 3 3 T -
Nice, so we can actually not feel to bad if they destroy Houston. I can dig it.
A win would be nice since we haven't had many this year and it won't really affect anything in the draft.
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2 minutes ago, Coltfreak said:
Blame Chud for this
So true. This O doesn't help any QB.
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2 hours ago, Superman said:
Brissett is awesome. Think about his circumstances. Only in his second year, he gets traded from one of the best run organizations to a program that has had its challenges recently. In Week 1. The differences in scheme and verbiage from the Patriots offense to the Colts are dramatic, to say the least. Yet, Brissett plays in Week 1, and starts in Week 2, playing reasonably well. He leads the Colts to a win in Week 3. He barely knew anyone's name.
His OL is one of the worst in the league. He's taken snaps from five different centers, and three of the other four positions have basically been manned by committee throughout the season. He got sacked 10 times in a single game this year. When he was asked whether he was hurt in that game, he said 'I'm the QB, I don't come out of the game.'
The defense has given up more big plays than almost any team in the NFL, and has some of the worst numbers across the board. The coaching staff has literally cost the offense points. His receivers have dropped passes, fumbled possessions, been manhandled, etc.
Through all of this, Brissett has never said anything that could even be misconstrued as a negative comment toward any of his teammates, his coaches, or the organization. He's even been a strong interview, solid with the media (who, at times, doesn't deserve it, IMO). He hasn't missed a single snap; I don't think he's missed a practice.
TL;DR -- I admire Jacoby Brissett.
As for his play, I have several criticisms of his ability, decision making, poise, etc. And I'll detail those at some point after the season is over. Some people suggest the Colts could trade Brissett for a solid draft pick; I strongly disagree, at least based on where he is now. But despite my problems with his play -- and there are several -- I feel as good about the Colts backup QB position as I ever have.
I'd like this a dozen times if possible.
In a sorry season like this you've got to try and get some sort of positive thing to be talk about.
He's been dealt a terrible situation and survived an entire season and didn't miss any time. Tough kid.
We see backups cone in every year and can never (none I can remember honestly) last an entire season and try to keep a team afloat while totally learning on the job, a bad job at that (being a Colts QB).
He's had some glimpses to take from the season.
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I'm sure many can agree that he tries and he's available on gameday as opposed to IR like the majority of the team.
Can't say much positive about his play.
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IMO without having any knowledge on the QB class, I'd bet they both go into the draft. Staying in school another year is a GIGANTIC risk. A bad injury or down year and you've kissed away millions of dollars (in case of injury, even that insurance money isn't NFL money).
I'm betting it's all the pre draft nonsense that comes out every year.
Turning down being picked in the top five like I said is such a big risk. Which, in the end I think can definitely help us.
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You'd need a Peyton Manning to make this team look good.
Jacoby has done well on a trash team. There's a reason we're picking in the top 5..
We'd be winless without him.
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TY only needs 48 for another 1K season.
I'd like Jacoby to have that on his resume as well.
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I'd trade that #3 pick if we end up there.
Saw an article today that mentions the #3 pick has one of the higher bust rates of the top 10 in the last 20 years.
Not like it matters, but it's strange for sure.
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At least we only have to stomach one more game.
Funny how it falls on new years eve.
Need to drink a lot that night to forget this season.
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Just now, 2006Coltsbestever said:
I would go for 2
if we score
Why not...
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Bad timeout usage, but whatever at this point.
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Happy holidays to all.
Getting one post in because I think this thing will be a snoozer, we're difficult to watch at this point.
Hello 2018 season..lol
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23-10 Baltimore.
Let's get this season over with.
Ohh, Almost had one right.
Colts won today and cost themselves the 2nd pick!!!
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They'll amp these kids up by draft time. You know it happens every year.
Regardless of us being #3 instead of #2, we're in a sweet spot if someone falls in love with just one QB (or another position). We'll draft a good player whether we sit still or play the trade game.