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By Lucky Colts Fan · Posted
It sort of makes sense for their situation, though. Their money is tied up in their QB and DLine. So they go get Sirianni for Wentz, and get Gannon for a scheme that depends on the DLine. Also, both are under 40, which follows this trend of trying to find young coaching talent. I could see it energize that team and they might have some early success if Sirianni can take the reins and maintain a good locker room. We'll have to see what they do with the draft and FA, and what might be another weird covid-offseason when it comes to training camp and preseason. -
By EastStreet · Posted
No thanks on Dak. Let someone else overpay for him. -
This is smart. Good year to trade him. Lions gonna bank here. -
By HectorRoberts · Posted
Make it happen Ballard! I much rather take the great proven qbs with no team around them than these broken “full of potential” qbs -
By EastStreet · Posted
Just curious. What exactly has worked out so well. We got beat handily in the 2018 playoffs. We didn't make the playoffs last year. We lost a playoff game we should have won this year. The roster is/was better overall, but that didn't really manifest itself in the playoffs. If anything, it feels like teams are picking at the bones because they see good pieces at an otherwise underperforming 2020 team. Sirianni is a huge gamble for Philly. Many have called it a stretch only to try an salvage Wentz. Many have even said not hiring McDaniels was a mistake. I wouldn't make any definitive statement about it either way, but hiring a non-play-calling OC to be a HC is a gamble. Hiring a DB coach from a team with a soft zone (easily the worst unit on the team) to be a DC is another dice roll. Only time will tell, but the moves aren't really indicative to anything IMO.
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