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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I said the same thing about Brady Quinn. I was like why is he trying to be a body builder and look like Arnold. I thought it was one of the goofiest things I have ever seen for a QB. -
Is this your prediction for the way the Lamar situation gets resolved? -
I just meant that he has had plenty of draft capital and cap space to build up a team. That he wasn’t restricted in those avenues. Some of that is to his credit because he is shrewd at draft day trades. Just in his first two seasons, he had a top 15 pick, #6 pick and (5) R2 picks. By the end of his 3rd draft, he had been able to draft (10) top 64 players. That’s a lot of capital. And even since then, he’s had plenty of capital and hasn’t really had to pick late ever. Also, the cap was in good shape as well when he got here. And actually, Luck retiring would have opened up a lot of cap space as well. So he’s had the financial ability to get players. I do agree that IND might not be the most attractive spot for FAs, but plenty of teams deal with that. Luck retiring had a huge impact, but still, the resources have been there to be better than a 4-win team after 6 offseasons of roster building. When Ballard got here, he said “it will never be about one guy” and now it is about one guy. And Ballard has preached about sustained success and delayed gratification. I think it’s safe to say the fans have yet to get either. By his own words and goals set forth, he failed. He even said he failed. Will he adapt and have more success? It’s certainly possible. And I hope he does. -
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