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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I will take a scene from Rocky 3. 80's and 90's were the best. After Homer gets destroyed by Tatum like Rocky did against Clubber, I walk in and tell Homer, you can't go out like that, we can win the title together like Apollo did. Homer would be like, I don't need this anymore, why you here? I would tell him, you can't pull it off without me because I am the best, you need better training. I am bored but great memories . Regarding the Rocky movies, fighters compared to real life fighters by Rolling Stone: Apollo Creed = Ali Rocky = Rocky Marciano Clubber = Mike Tyson Drago = Vitali klitchko -
By John Hammonds · Posted
I would also say that part of the criteria for being put on the practice squad is: how much need is there for the Colts to have someone in that position on the practice squad? If they have 10 O-linemen fully healthy, starters and backups, then there's little need for a backup swing tackle on the practice squad. But if they have a rash of injuries, then the need is greater. -
By John Hammonds · Posted
That's ok. We can differ in our opinion. And - as an added bonus, we're not that far apart. You're assessment they are "top 10" and my assessment that they are in the upper range of "average". That would place them somewhere around 12 or so. (Assuming average is the middle third of the league). Always good to trade ideas and opinions with you! -
Honestly, you could probably place AR in both potential and concern depending on your angle. I think the Oline is better than average and at this point I think the Dline is a little overrated. Our secondary is a big concern to me though. -
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