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It's not that their replacements are not good. It's the depth behind the replacements. Also. There isn't a 3T on this team better than Buckner. To say so is nonsense -
By Restinpeacesweetchloe · Posted
There comes a point where your depth isn’t that good when you lose this many players. We aren’t talking about losing one guy or two. If Paye can’t go we are talking about half of our starters and depth. Just because you replace them doesn’t mean they are any good. -
By ColtsBlueFL · Posted
A high ankle sprain, even if considered mild, is a different animal than the typical 'rolled' ankle sprain, and takes at least twice as long (or more) for recovery. Though we don't know for certain yet, this is in the realm of possibility. Besides, it may be the same ankle where he's had prior history in 2022 as well as surgery in early 2023. Taking this into consideration, a multi-week absence could be an outcome for him in the short term. An improperly healed high ankle sprain has long term ramifications to consider, as well. -
Yes, and I'm sure the Colts will field a full rotation of D lineman, with a few having to play more snaps than before, The replacements will be as good as the linemen that won't play....Defo, Lewis, and Paye. That's my opinion. -
By Patrick Miller · Posted
I thought Flacco did pretty dang good. It was nice seeing passes not go over our receivers heads. AR played pretty well in the short time he was in there but I still didn’t see anything that would tell us he’s fixed his accuracy on short/intermediate throws. That being said AR is the starter unless he plays his way out or gets injured again.
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