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And I wouldn't be upset at that at all. -
By RollerColt · Posted
I agree. It will need to be addressed sooner rather than later. -
Well, the reason the issue is germain to me is because the FS position presently on the Colts has an impact on the draft. DeJean or even coverage LBers like Cooper may be taken based upon the options afforded us at FS. My interest does not lie in some perpetual Ballard grievance or defense discussion. What would you trade DAL to obtain a FS that earned a 77.3 PFF ranking in 2023? Keeping in mind that that FS was ranked poorly in terms of tackles, picks, and targets. Which infers that he was asked to play Cover 3 goal keeper and played it well, limiting his targets which basically means limiting his picks and tackles. Which is basically what he did prior to having a knee and other injuries years ago. What is the value of that player on our defense, where the deep safety was a problem last year? He has a mid-level vet contract to go with that 77.3 ranking. Would you give a 4th rounder for that type of play and the contract he's earned? I think I would. I would probably prefer trading for Malik Hooker with a 4th round pick than to use more cap space to sign a simmons or diggs, or use a high drat pick to pick a prospect like DeJean. Provided that we don't ask Hooker to play a role that's different than any other role he's played since entering the NFL. He could work well in this defense, but his lack of appearance in any other aspect of the game would mean we would need to improve the underneath coverage of the LBers and SS, and perhaps Kenny has to at least maintain his play. So Cooper in the 2nd, and a 4th for Hooker? And work on the SS coverage best we can? -
By MikeCurtis · Posted
Our star 3Tech that this team needs to function is now 30. When does age catch up with him? It wouldn’t surprise me at all if we go DT with our first round pick My first choice is DE , CB, or WR, but Newton or Murphy are tough to push around and bring pressure between the tackles There are games where they took over -
But Max Melton is 5'11", not 6'0" or 33" arms, one of which you see in all of Ballard's corners.
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