KRAVITZ: Hilton is quiet around microphones, but boisterous on the football field

[shakedownstreet]

 

INDIANAPOLIS -  When you want to write a column about Colts' emerging star T.Y. Hilton, the last thing you do is talk to T.Y. Hilton. Not that he's media-unfriendly like, say, Marvin Harrison or LaRon Landry. If you want a few minutes of his time, he will happily oblige.

 

It's just that, well, he doesn't say much of anything. You'd get more insight out of a mollusk. So you make arrangements to work around the less-than-voluble T.Y. You talk to everybody else, to Chuck Pagano and Hilton's mentor, Reggie Wayne. 

 

You do that because you cannot write about the Colts' four-game winning streak – soon to be five after they dispatch the injury-riddled Bengals Sunday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium – without spending significant time discussing Hilton's early-season heroics. Not only is he coming off a 223-yard game, but he's now reached 200-plus yards in both regular-season and post-season games faster than anybody in NFL history (40 games).

 

rest of the article...

 

http://www.wthr.com/story/26820729/2014/10/18/hilton-is-quiet-around-microphones-but-boisterous-on-the-football-field

[braveheartcolt]

Yawn......

[Dark Superman]

I hope he shows up today..

[sfergson727]

I'm glad that NFL players are judged by their time on the field, and not necessarily their "Deep Thoughts"  by Jack Handy moments.

 

(Still reeling from Davis's statement that he prepares for playing Peyton by studying Tom Brady from last year.)

[Nobody]

I didn't know he was the fastest to 200 in the regular and post season, hmm.

[Indianapolis-Colts-Fan]

Yawn......

Don't have much of a care if you're yawning.