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By NewColtsFan · Posted
This is going to be one of the easiest cases to make in Hall of Fame history! 1st ballot slam dunk! What’s the argument against? Don’t waste your breath..... -
I’m all on board with Taylor but this is another reason I am against high draft picks on backs. In today’s game, you usually have to pass it in the end zone. Frank is trying to force the run too much in general. IMO. Take it when it’s there, but don’t force it. None of the running teams did well in the playoffs. Defenses have adjusted. also you rate MACs ability to get open in tight spaces higher than I do, but I’d like to see them go to him more too. I just don’t think it would make a major difference.
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By EastStreet · Posted
Thanks Steel City. On a totally different topic, you ref'd me in a now-closed thread (JB). I also find the whole conversation interesting lol. As you know, I wasn't a fan of JB last year (contract or sustainable performance), but I've also been a fan of his use this year, and have been pro bringing him back (on a team friendly back up deal). Never ever hated (disparaged in a non-stat/fact way) on him although I know most people put me in the hater category last year. While I still think the contract was poor value and poor risk, some of the stuff still being said is pretty silly. I'd take a repeat of 2020 (PR#1/JB#2 and GL) in a heart beat. It'll be interesting to see what happens. For JB's sake, I'd prefer him find a team that gives him a chance to start, but not sure there's a market for him right now. If he's not picked up, would love him back if he's willing to embrace the role he had in 2020. Anyway, didn't mean to take this thread off topic, just wanted to reply to your post in that thread. -
I think the irsay meeting was also a rumor. I can't find any article on it
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