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By NewColtsFan · Posted
I had no problem — none — about the first seven teams. But the next 3? The Chargers, Bengals, and the Browns are, at best, debatable. Chargers have done what? Bengals have had one very good year. One. And the Browns are a complete mess due entirely to their front office. There may be an argument for these teams, but I don’t find it very strong. I’d have the Colts in the top 10. I’m not offended that we’re not, but I’m not convinced 8, 9 and 10 are better than we are. -
By smittywerb · Posted
I’m excited to see what Paye becomes. When he was drafted the pundits were saying he was the best pass rushing DE in the draft. His rookie year was very solid. I think he’s going to be an absolute monster this year. -
By smittywerb · Posted
Figured the one knock against us is that we don’t grab big targets and/or spend enough in free agency. But to be one spot out of the top 10 with that knock against you is honestly very impressive. -
By sb41champs · Posted
https://www.espn.com/blog/indianapolis-colts/post/_/id/27570/indianapolis-colts-dc-gus-bradley-has-pieces-for-success-but-lb-darius-leonards-health-lingers Worth the read. -
By EastStreet · Posted
I like DE Walker (their 1st pick) but did you know they're working him at OLB... He was projected as a DE in both even and odd fronts given he's 275... Not sure I understand that. Both Jax's OL and DL rank near the bottom in PFF's 2022 projections. I expect Lawrence to improve. But if I recall, he had the worst QBR in the league last season. So really he can't get worse. He's got some good skill players around him, but I just don't see the OL improving much. They lost their best OL from last season, but I think they brought in a decent replacement. I'm assuming the O scheme change will help though. Regardless, both our OL and DL are superior on paper in every way.
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