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As you know, when Hasselbeck signed a two-year contract with the Colts a year ago,  he said he was going to retire after the 2014 season.

 

Well...   that season is fast approaching and it appears Matt is having 2nd thoughts on ending his long career....

 

Here's a story I found on ESPN.com.....

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/indianapolis-colts/post/_/id/5940/hasselbeck-second-guessing-retirement

 

 

As long as he wants to stay, and he's got an affordable price, I'm all for bringing him back....

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Well that is not good. 

What's not good that he might come back? Not sure how I feel about it either can he stay play if he had too? He is a great mentor and all that but he has to be able to play to be the back up QB that is kind of important.

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What's not good that he might come back? Not sure how I feel about it either can he stay play if he had too? He is a great mentor and all that but he has to be able to play to be the back up QB that is kind of important.

Probably thought he meant he's considering retiring before this season, that was what I assumed.
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I want to see more of Chandler Harnish actually, but i like Matt.

Even though we have seen very little of Harnish, exclusively in the preseason really, I think he looks better than Painter ever did.... and Painter sat behind #18 for how many years? 

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problem with keeping hasslebeck another year is we would have to release harnish. after three years on the ps you arent eligible 

 

I don't mean to be a jerk,  but is that really a problem?

 

Who knows,  perhaps after this year, Grigson will think Harnisch is ready to be the back-up?

 

I doubt it,  but strange things can and do happen........

 

I would think they'd prefer to keep Hasselbeck,  but you never know......

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problem with keeping hasslebeck another year is we would have to release harnish. after three years on the ps you arent eligible 

 

Do you really think Harnish is worth keeping?  He's spent a lot of time on practice squad and he's never once been signed by another team.  

 

I don't think he has a future a back up here. 

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Do you really think Harnish is worth keeping?  He's spent a lot of time on practice squad and he's never once been signed by another team.  

 

I don't think he has a future a back up here. 

 

Im just making a point

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My 5 year old throwing a football looks better than Painter. 

Preach my brother Preach! I'd sign your son to a 1 year deal right now if it guaranteed that Painter would never wear a blue or white jersey ever again & you can quote me on that too.  :lol:

 

Painter sends a chill down my spine worse than the scariest horror movie I have ever seen. It's even worse than I first see my reflection every morning in my bathroom mirror. It ain't pretty man...

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As long as he wants to stay, and he's got an affordable price, I'm all for bringing him back....

 

 

I like Matt he is a good insurance policy!

Exactly right gentlemen!  :thmup:  I've always liked Hasselbeck...smart, funny, knows his role, a great mentor, makes me wish I'd look as good as Matthew does bald, & I know I always say this, but it's true: He was robbed of a SB ring in 2005 at Ford Field in Detroit. I wanna see Matthew retire as a NFL World Champion QB. 

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The Colts FO should not re-sign him to a deal like the one he signed last year. It was rich, but the insight and depth he provided was valuable.

 

After next year, he'll be older and he won't be as valuable as a mentor. Wouldn't mind seeing the Colts draft someone in the later rounds.

 

Either way, happy to have him aboard this season. 

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Preach my brother Preach! I'd sign your son to a 1 year deal right now if it guaranteed that Painter would never wear a blue or white jersey ever again & you can quote me on that too.  :lol:

 

Painter sends a chill down my spine worse than the scariest horror movie I have ever seen. It's even worse than I first see my reflection every morning in my bathroom mirror. It ain't pretty man...

 

I should've thrown in that it's my daughter! lol.....makes it that much worse. 

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