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In two days, the Indianapolis Colts take the field in their first game against real competition. Even though it is preseason, it is still the maiden event for what has become a completely revamped franchise. One would have to draw some very sketchy comparisons to find a team historically that has changed so many aspects in just one off-season. In review, this franchise lost it's franchise QB to injury and that loss was followed by poor team play, questionable coaching decisions, head scratching coordinator approaches, and overall lack of team confidence. What was a franchise that was feared, w
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Merrill Hodge said on ESPN today that he watched a lot of film today and based on 5 categories, he gave RG3 the nod over Andrew Luck. Accuracy RG3 Arm Str RG3 Touch RG3 Decision making Luck (by a thread) Athleticism Tie He says he doen'st have access to the interviews, but based on the film he saw says the Colts should draft RG3.
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Idk how ill do it theres so many holes in the team, and no trade bait outside of mathis, im good at madden and love to play as the colts on all-madden and usally go far in franchise mode every year not always winning the super bowl or going 16-0 but i always make playoffs at least. How will you guys play?? -
I know it stinks to see so many of the veteran players being released. This does not mean I'm happy about any of it. But, with the majority of the fan base (present company included), most new it was time for a change. Fans were calling for Caldwell and Polian to be fired (me included). Well, the wish was granted so I have to expect a change of direction. Now that I got that out of my system I'll get to the real point of this thread...Which veteran players (in the Manning era) have been released by the colts, only to have GREATER success with their new team than they had here in Indy? Marshall
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Okay, personal rant on... I purposefully stayed away from the board yesterday. I took the day off from work and sulked. Watched the press conferences and all of the rigamorole surrounding Manning's departure. And I came away with one major conclusion: As fans, If we are to support the continuation of success, if we are to support the continuation of the standards that Irsay, Polian, Dungy and Manning set down vis-a-vis a Championship calibre organization, then we have to give Andrew Luck a lot of latitude these first two seasons. Colts fans are acclimated to our QB being the greatest QB in the
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Per Michael David Smith at PFT - "...any team can sign Wallace to an offer sheet, and if the cap-strapped Steelers don’t match the offer, Wallace will cost only one first-round draft pick. Acquiring a 25-year-old who’s arguably the best deep threat in the NFL for a first-round draft pick isn’t a bad deal at all, especially if there’s a playoff contender that believes a big-play receiver is just the thing they need to win the Super Bowl." ...just throwing it out there. With the possibility of losing Reggie and the Waiter (one or both) could Mike Wallace be a FA option? -
From the album: Colts @ Patriots
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There are many threads and post on this forum, who should be Indianapolis Colts' new HC. Many thinks Jim Caldwell is on a hot seat, however there are no sign of it. Lets, outline a HC! In my opinion an HC at Indy is able to set fire in players is a good matcher designs up to date play schemes thinks Specials are important puts more emphasis on D sometimes calls rushing plays makes good calls is able to handle Manning AND Luck What is Your opinion? What do You think, what are the most important features of a HC at Indy? Who is fitting the best these features? Brad Childress? Mark Zimmer? Jack
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https://twitter.com/#!/AJCFalcons From Falcons website: Les Snead begins his 13th season with the Falcons personnel department and the third under his title of Director of Player Personnel. Snead oversees both the college and pro scouting efforts and works closely with Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff. He also plays a day-to-day role in the analysis and evaluation of the Falcons current roster and provides salary value analysis of all player acquisitions, while aiding in the research on how to acquire future free agents. Snead came to Atlanta from Jacksonville, where he worked in the
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This upcoming offseason is really important which is why I hope the Colts find the right GM for the job. It is probably the most important offseason since the '97 offseason when Manning was drafted. The Colts now have to make a decision on him and many other veterans who's contracts are expiring. I recently have been thinking through scenarios about what the major decisions could cause. 1. Manning's future: One of the decisions the Colts could make is to keep him do nothing about his contract. But there are still uncertainties with that choice. What about FA's? Are we going to continue
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Replacing Bill Polian, a legend in the NFL, an icon. Tough challenge, firstly because it's been "his" team for 14 years, and i won't be easy making it "your" team. First off; the HC dilemma: Word on Twitter(and everywhere else) is that the players worked their butts off for Caldwell. Problem is, his game management leaves much to desire. However, I would do my best convincing him to be reassigned to his former job as a QB-coach, as P-Money and Caldwell has a great relationship. I would look for a defensive HC, Jeff Fisher will be coveted by a lot of teams, and he might be gone by the time you'
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This might not be the most popular choice, but if I was the Colts GM then I would go all-in with Peyton Manning or all-in with Andrew Luck at the #1 pick. This team needs a lot of help all over the field, and both Manning and the #1 pick could bring us back a LOT of draft picks and/or players. The Colts do not have the luxury of keeping both for a few seasons simply because we have holes all over the field. I wish we did, but we need to many players at too many positions to keep both high-value QB's on the roster next season. If the Colts had been successful on their past 4-5 1st-round picks
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Let me tell you guys about a rather strange dream I had last night as I closed my eyes to go to bed. As I enter the dream world land, I woke up at Lucas oil stadium to see my wonderful colts in the super bowl. Now still not knowing this was a dream, I didn’t understand how the season went and how we got here, aka what record we had, and what teams did we beat and etc. Some things that I did notices were the roster. Here are just a few of the players I’m talking about: QB: Curtis, Painter Kerry Collins Jim Sorgi------->was signed at the near end of the seasons and was the starter. (I’m not s
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Things to watch for Offense, C: 17 points, 318 total yards, 6.1 yards/play, 13 first downs (9 passing, 2 rushing, 2 penalties), 4/13 on third down, 1 turnover, 21 minutes time of possession Offensive line/blocking -- Kind of a regression for our offensive line, because even before the injuries, we weren't getting a consistent push in the run game, nor were we giving the quarterback a consistent pocket. The interior of the line was getting pushed back in pass pro, and they weren't getting a consistent push in the run game. The tackles did a better job blocking the pass, and there were some nice
