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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I went 11-6. I have us sweeping the Texans and Jags, and like last year winning at Tennessee but losing to them at home. I have us winning our last 5 games of the season and rolling into the playoffs. I am not sure if 11 wins win the division but we will get in as a Wildcard at worse. -
By Thunderbolt · Posted
Might surprise you, 11-6 might be doable as long as Wentz stay focus. -
Vaughns may just a good solid WR/Football player. 6-1 height is sufficient. A little on the light side for his Ht at 185-190 lbs, but not anymore slight than Marvin Harrison or TY Hilton. Now I'm not saying he is the same status as those great Colt WR, just a build comparison, but they are both faster. They say Vaughns did not have a good 40 time at the USC Pro-Day, 4.6+, slow for a slight WR but thought I seen he had run a 4.5 in the past. Still he was very productive and consistent at USC, kind of don't measure him, just play him and throw to him, he makes plays. Competing for the #5 or 6 WR spot, maybe a practice squad spot. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I went with Jack. He has pretty reliable hands and gets a lot of key 1st downs for us. Yet a lot of people don't care if he's traded, say we need better TE's, etc.. That is the definition of being underrated IMO. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
See my post above. They go by W/L records of your opponents the previous season. To me that skews it. If you play 8 good teams but play 3 teams that are 3-13 that can alter how strong your schedule actually is.
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