Seahawks lose draft pick for violating offseason rules
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
Uuuugh. I think it would’ve been better if I had preached a healthy dose of patience and NOT patients. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
Feel the need to clarify something. The writer of the article, Bob McGinn, is one of the top-10 football writers there is. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) McGinn does NOT have an opinion on Mitchell. It’s the unnamed scouts who have the negative opinions. McGinn is quoting them which is his job. He is supposed to do that. Ballard even acknowledged that in his own way. He literally said “put your name on it!” Well, McGinn’s name IS on it. it’s his column. But it’s the scouts who are saying things anonymously. If there’s an issue, (if) it’s with them, not McGinn. -
By RollerColt · Posted
And when/if a team signs one of those safeties they’ll be made to look like a genius while Ballard is called a fool. I think what’s more likely is that an injury will inevitably happen and a team will bring in an available free agent. That could be training camp. That could early in the season. You just never know. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
But if the Colts sign someone next week or the week after then it really doesn’t matter. I would’ve preferred we sign some two weeks ago. Get them familiar with the DC and position coach. But once we didn’t then it really doesn’t matter when. It just matters that we do it before camp opens. At least to me. And the fact no one else is signing these top FA safeties tells me the market just isn’t there yet. I’m preaching a healthy dose of patients. -
How about getting a proven commodity in the FA market? I know that assumes the player wants to be here, but money talks and the Colts have some. This D needs a solid center fielder. Simmons fits that role perfectly. If he’s gettable, here’s to Ballard pulling the trigger, even if it’s a slight overpay. The team CANNOT leave this crucial position to players who have consistently underperformed in the past (Cross and Thomas).
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