TonyBungee

I don't know what he'd cost, but I think Emmanuel Sanders would fit in nicely. Sounds like he's on the block, great route runner, great hands. JMO.

Well, considering that NE isn't on the Colts' schedule this year, and the likelihood that they'll end up with a bye, if the Colts even get to play the Pats, I'll be happy. Then you just take your chances, & I'm not counting them out.

I disagree with most of the predictions in the OP, but I gave it a "like", just for knowing the difference between "then" & "than".

Actually, a stupid penalty on the field goal allowed the 1st TD.

I think, if they weren't willing to take a chance on losing Kelly, they wouldn't have signed Hoyer for 3 years. I can't think of anyone on the roster that they would cut in favor of CK. But, in these 1st two weeks, if there's an injury & someone goes on IR, they might squeeze him in.

It's all about the bolded part. I don't think Ballard will shop JB at all this year, but if a desperate team calls, he'll listen.

At the end of last season, the Colts played 3 straight "win or go home" games, all on the road (@ Tenn, @ Houston, @ KC). In those games, Luck threw 14 passes to Inman. He caught 13, for 185 yards and 2 TDs. I get going young, I really do. And I get that he didn't stick in Chicago or N.E. But for the Colts, with the season on the line, he played as well as any other player on the roster. He runs good routes, developed great chemistry with Luck, and he actually catches the football (72% catch rate last year). And he's not THAT old. Maybe he does end up WR5 or 6. If so, you have yourself one heck of a group. JMO.

I know the young guys have a lot of potential, but here's a list of WRs on the Colts roster that we know are better than Inman right now: T.Y. Hilton

Dontrelle Inman (I know I'm a broken record).

Dontrelle Inman : )

No.

I'm sure there will be disagreement over which WRs make the roster. Heck, I'm still not happy that Inman wasn't re-signed.

What struck me looking back at that draft was that Bobby Wagner and Lavonte David went after Fleener.

I'd give them next year's 2nd round pick we got from Washington.

I think it was a mistake not going for 16-0. But that's not what costs them the SB. If I have to point to one thing, it's Caldwell coaching scared at the end of the 1st half. You have a lead, time on the clock, and maybe the best offense in football, and you try to run out the clock? If the Colts go down & score on that drive, even a field goal, they likely go to halftime up 13-3, with momentum. Instead, it became obvious that one coach was playing to win, and one was just trying not to lose.