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2 minutes ago, csmopar said:
Bigger question, who gets cut now to make room
Milligan. Outside chance of Franklin.
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51 minutes ago, Scott Pennock said:
Joel is a little hard to follow here. I take it that as long as Miami's pick is better than ours, it's just a swap of 7ths. However, if we tank and get a better pick than Miami (hopefully about a 0.001% chance of this), we get their 6th and they get our 7th...
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36 minutes ago, colts8718 said:
Edleman
I can dream
Stop dreaming about 32-yo broken down D-bags! jk
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I think we'll sign a veteran QB (obviously) and snag a young OT worth developing. To make room, bye-bye Milligan and Pascal. I also think it's really possible that we swap out Andrews with a better veteran option...
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I'm really looking at those Philly OLinemen. Wisniewski wouldn't have to clear waivers, and he could take Andrews' C/OG spot. But that Opeta OG had a really good pre-draft process, and Brett Toth out of Army has a lot of upside at OG (but he weighs about 293 right now),,,
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Dear Sister,
As I have foretold, our unit dealt with the wildcats without my assistance, and subsequently 37 of my comrades have been sent home to their farms. I remain anxious about the fate of Private Kelly. He is being disciplined due to his problems with the devil’s water. Lo, though he deserves his punishment, as his behavior before joining our unit was beastly and boorish. However, I feel he is most skilled with his sidearm, and I am hopeful that he will receive his commission as my second in command after a fortnight in the brig. I would entrust him with the lives of my men should I fall in battle, and I fear for the unit should that happen before he returns.
Such issues, however, must now be set aside, as reports out of the west are most dire. Our old foe, the brash and vile Colonel Rivers, is threatening again. His unit has executed many successful charges. I feel we are ready for the challenge, and, come the time of battle, we shall steady the buffs with bayonets fixed. All eyes shall be upon me, but I feel that our superior unit will win the day, even on unfamiliar ground. Pray for us, dearest sister. With the Lord’s help, we shall be feasting upon skunk feet and possum pie as victors this time next week!
Yours most truly,
Jacoby
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1 hour ago, Chloe6124 said:
Yeah, this is the one guy I kept agonizing over when trying to predict the 53. However, I couldn’t make six WRs work. PS if he doesn’t get snagged, though...
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24 minutes ago, CR91 said:
I think phillips makes the team over Green
I got neither of them making the active roster. One makes PS, though.
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Yeah, after Haeg, I’m not all that happy with our OL depth. We’re kinda stuck with LeRaven, and I think he can be serviceable if he has to go in. I chose Boehm over Andrews b/c he’s better at guard, even though Andrews is the better center. I’d target OL depth early in next year’s draft, no matter how it works out this year...
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WR Funchess, Cain
TE Doyle, Hentges
LT Castonzo, Clark
LG Nelson
C Kelly, Boehm
RG Glowinski, Haeg
RT Smith, Brett Toth (final cuts from Philly)
TE Ebron, Cox
Slot Rogers, Campbell
WR Hilton
QB Brissett, Kelly (Walker for the first two weeks – Lord help us.)
RB Mack, Hines, West, Wilkins
Offense 24
RDE Turay, Banogu (DEs depth chart a little messed up while Sheard is out)
UT Autry, Lewis, Ward
NT Hunt, Stewart
LDE Houston, Mohammad, Sheard
SAM Adams, Franklin
MLB Walker, Okereke
WLB Leonard, Speed
CB Ya-sin, Wilson
FS Hooker, Odum
NB Moore, Milton
SS Geathers, Willis
CB Desir, Tell
Defense 26
K Vinatieri
P Sanchez
LS Rhodes
Special Teams 3
PS QB Walker (or FA QB), RB Williams, OG Munyer, OT Barton, WR Hogan, WR Dulin, DT Shippy, DE Green, CB Taylor, S Nacua
I almost kept Krishawn Hogan as our 53rd man, but that honor went to Zaire Franklin. Really, the fact that Campbell looked healthy was the deciding factor for me. Franklin should be more useful on ST. Wouldn't be a problem, however, to keep only five LBs, as we are usually in nickel and essentially only have two starting LBs...
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5 minutes ago, Myles said:
Maybe. That hinges on allot of stuff.
Will Brissett do well this year. Will the team even want to sign him.
Will Brissett want to go elsewhere. Will he ask for too much $$.
If the Colts sign him, would they even entertain not starting him even if Kelly looks better.
True, that. But, I think we all forget something that Ballard knows: unless you have the #1 overall on a fortuitous year, finding your starting QB ain't easy in this league. And there's no set formula. 1st rounders are less than 50-50 propositions, great back-ups from other teams usually end up being less than league-average starters, and average starters cost $$$$$ in free agency. So, if he still thinks there might be above-average potential in Brissett and Kelly, then they'll be here...
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Can’t help but think that Walker might make the roster the first two weeks. He doesn’t deserve it, and it would be disastrous if he played. But would Wheeden or Osweiler be better a week into the system? At least Walker could run the same system...
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Well, it’s nice to know that Ballard knows talent when he sees it. I think we could have an epic TC battle for starting QB next year between JB and CK...
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I was thinking something like:
Dearest sister,
With Captain Luck resigning his commission, I have received a promotion to a commanding officer role. I pray that I am up to the task of filling such capable shoes. The first assignment for our unit is to pacify a group wildcats that is making noise to the Southeast. Alas, it is a meaningless and trivial matter, and I suspect that General Reich will likely entrust it to some of the lesser experienced members of the unit. We have received word that many of these soldiers shall be dismissed from the unit after this task is accomplished. They will return to their farms, but if the Lord wills it, we may find several of them in our midst once again later in the campaign. I must recommence drilling with the unit, for there are troubling reports from the west that promise the possibility of a pitched battle in a fortnight’s time.
Yours truly,
Jacoby
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48 minutes ago, jvan1973 said:
There were black officers in the union army
Yeah, and maybe total historical accuracy is not necessary for the meme...
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Dang, I was about to do this very thing! Well done!
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Yeah, right before AL retired, I was thinking that the stars were aligning for this game. Without James, Gordon, and Russell Okung, the Chargers are a bit hampered. It would make a heck of a statement if we could go out and beat them in LA with JB to start the season...
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I don’t think he ever got charged with anything, because he could prove he wasn’t anywhere near the house in the few days leading up to the incident...
42 minutes ago, aaron11 said:interesting, do you know how that turned out for Damon? i did a quick search, but the articles i found were all written before the case was resolved
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On 8/24/2019 at 1:22 PM, ColtsBlueFL said:
On the surface, this looks bad. However, there's always much more that we do not know. A tiny tidbit of that is this--
He wasn't at home, but the home burglar alarm was supposedly tripped. Police enter (probable cause stated) the residence and while looking for burglars find some powder somehow/somewhere they want to test? Does / was said item have to be in plain sight through a window for them to enter? Or can they claim they went in and were looking for bad guys when they 'stumbled upon the contraband?
Has he ever failed any NFL drug test? Who else has access to that home besides Chung? Chung will get a good lawyer to challenge this and there are likely multiple other issues we have no clue about. It's cloudy enough I doubt the NFL does anything, at least for the near future.
Another grey area, this matter seems to be under the NFL substance abuse policy and not the personal conduct policy. If so, this is an excerpt from a connected article covering it-
"First, nothing can be done until the charges are resolved. The league can’t, and won’t, conduct its own investigation and take action independent of the criminal process.
Second, Chung can’t be suspended with pay pending resolution of the charges. It’s simply not available under the substance-abuse policy. The Commissioner-Exempt list applies only to potential Personal Conduct Policy violations involving alleged crimes of violence.
Third, Chung will be subject to NFL discipline only if he ultimately is found responsible for a drug-related offense. This requires a conviction, a guilty plea, a no-contest plea, or entry into a diversion program. If Chung fights the charges and wins exoneration, the league can do nothing."
Chung might play all 2019 while the legal battle ensues. We'll just have to let the justice system play out here.
Similar thing happened with Damon Staudamire when he was with the trailblazers. Neighbors called cops because his front door was wide open, and they found coke all over the place. Turned out it was one of the many members of his entourage that had a key. Could be something like that, but not sure how he’d get indicted in those circumstances...
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I appreciate how hard it is to get a QB in this league if you don’t already have one. Drafting a franchise QB in the Top 10 has become less than a 50-50 proposition. It seems that many here have judged JB on the slimmest amount of info - on his performance two years ago, as a 2nd year player, with a terrible OL, and a bad defense, and coaching and a system that didn’t involve Reich or Siriani. Oh, and he was starting regular season games days after arrival.
I’m going to wait and see how he looks. If he looks like at least a league average QB (which I suspect he will), I’d extend him and just think about fostering some depth and competition in that QB room...
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I think we’ll have to make a decision on whether Brissett is our franchise QB going forward by around mid-season. If we’re 5-3 and looking good to win the division (which is my guess), we extend Brissett and Make QB a 3rd-4th round need (to compete with Kelly for back-up duties) and draft OT/DT/TE/other needs early in this draft...
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10-6, division winner. Just peeked at Power Rankings updated since Saturday. Most have us between #21 and #25. That’s under-rating a team with a Top 5 OL and a Top 10 D. This is gonna be fun to watch IMHO...
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I think we went from the definite favorite in the division to an all out, four-way brawl for the division. Still think we may have the second best QB in the division - we’ll see.
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If Brissett is a top half of the league guy, we should extend him mid-season. You have to have a QB in this league to win, and they’re too hard to come by. I’d still use a 2nd rounder for someone like Costello out of Stanford to ensure a decent backup/succession plan..
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I think we’ll carry three. Kelly showed too much...