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That a former Colts QB by the name of Peyton Manning told a Stanford QB to wait another year before coming out of college and entering the pros. My oh my how things have changed since then. Manning is no longer a Colt and Luck looks be the heir apparent to the throne. Before we make the jump, I'd like everyone to know first and foremost I am a Colts fan, not just a Manning fan. First, I'd like to address how a lot of the fan base feels in letting Manning and co. go. Let's be honest here folks, a lot of the guys, including Peyton are on the wrong of 30. Brackett was a good team leader but he showed that he is expendable with how Angerer filled in this year. Addai really hasn't had it since mid 2007 when he first got injured. Not to mention Donald Brown has started to step up and can hold the starting job pretty well next year hopefully. Clark too was getting older and had a horrible year by his standards. I feel he hasn't quite come back from that wrist injury. Bullit is a good player when he is healthy but he hasn't been able to be the past 2 seasons. Our money is better spent on a safety that will actually play. I'm hearing that we might try to reach out to Nakumura from the Ravens which would be an excellent signing IMO. Overall, I feel these cuts. Secondly, I'd like to address something I anticipate to happen here soon. I know once Luck is drafted and its clear he'll be playing, I feel a lot of fans will turn away in similar fashion 49er fans did when Montana left and Steve Young became the guy. But I emplore with you fans that think this way. Please give Luck and the new management a chance. Luck will have his struggles this year but give them a chance. Overall, I feel this is best for the team going forward in cutting all these players and starting over with Luck. Here's to hoping the next 10 years are great!
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From the album: Colts @ Patriots
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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 pro scouting department for the Jaguars from 1995-97. During his NFL career he has participated in one Super Bowl appearance (with the Falcons) and three Conference Championship Games. Les played tight end for Auburn from 1992-93 and was part of the Tigers’ perfect 11-0 team in 1993. He also earned Southeast Region Academic All-American honors during his college career. This 37 year-old native of Eufaula, Ala., was a graduate assistant at Auburn after his playing days were over. Snead also was an administrative assistant of football operations at his alma mater in 1995. He holds a bachelor of science degree in Psychology and planned to attend medical school until he was offered a graduate assistant coaching position at his alma mater. While working as a graduate assistant he received a Master’s of Education degree. Les has finished two marathons. He and his wife, Elizabeth, reside with their son, Logan, and daughter, Cannon, in Braselton, Georgia. http://www.atlantafalcons.com/roster-staffs/les-snead/
