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By cdgacoltsfan · Posted
A good tight end made better by a great supporting cast. Had 3 really good seasons. -
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Yeah I don't think it's a problem of him misstating his opinion. I think his opinion is essentially exactly what he said - the Colts need a LT because Raimann hasn't panned out. Here's another interview with him about the Colts from a few weeks ago where he says pretty much the same thing: I would love for him to elaborate on it and share what in Raimann's play he doesn't feel like is holding up in the league and why he thinks he hasn't panned out. I would also like to hear what games he's watched. Maybe he's just seen a very unfortunate selection of games where Raimann was not particularly good... In this one he says "he hasn't been ready... And then they played their 4th round pick from last year Blake Freeland and he is not a LT and he really really struggled. So that's where they had big issue - at LT". So my guess would be - he probably saw one of Raimann's worse games... Then when he got injured and Freeland played, Greg probably saw Freeland at LT and just assumed the Colts benched Raimann. That's my best guess as to how he would get to those conclusions. -
Between Lombardi and Cosell you have interesting evaluators. Both are wrong often https://www.si.com/nfl/colts/news/colts-bernhard-raimann-massive-step-forward-2023#:~:text=The once-struggling rookie emerged,and as a pass blocker. -
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