Super Bowl LII (52) Game Thread
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
For what it’s worth…. This is the short version of the interview. About 4:30. Later in the day, Eisen posted the longer version, the full interview. It’s roughly 11 min long. I’d post it if I could. -
I'm going to try this again this year, I think I got last place last year. We will trade down, because Bowers or Nabors won't be there at 15. Round 1: a-Jackson Powers Johnson, g/c Oregon(I'm sticking with my mock draft) b-Brian Thomas Jr., wr LSU c-Taliese Fuaga, t/g Oregon St. Round 2: a-Junior Colson, lb Michigan b-Edgeron Cooper, lb Texas A&M c-Jaden Hicks, s Washington St. Round 3: a- Marshawn Kneeland, de Western Michigan b-Kamari Lassiter, cb Georgia c-Jarvis Brownlee, cb Louisville Round 4: a-Jamari Thrash, wr Louisville b-Beau Brade, s Maryland c-Jaden Crumedy, dl Mississippi St. Round 5: a-Willie Drew, cb Virginia St. b-Jowon Briggs, dt Cinncinati c-Luke Mccafrey, wr Rice Round 6: a-Dwight McGlothern, cb Arkansas b-C.J. Hanson, og Holy Cross c-George Holani, rb Boise St. Round 7: a-Bryan Hudson, g/c Louisville b-Aaron Casey, lb Indiana c-Evan Williams, s Oregon -
Alot of people sleeping of troy franklin. He is expected to go in the second -
By smittywerb · Posted
I know a lot was said, but I really don’t like when people bring up JJ because he was such a unique case. He fell for multiple reasons. Analysts thought he was a product of the system, he shined because of chase, they thought he was just a slot guy. JJ was such a curious case because he had the production to prove it but I think teams who picked other WRs ahead of him got wrapped up in the detractors. TBH, the only player I can see in a similar predicament at WR is Adonai Mitchell, other than that, I think what you see is what you get. Of course, there will be sleepers In every draft, but outside of Adonai, I don’t think there’s a “JJ” at WR In this draft. Maybe Troy Franklin too. -
By smittywerb · Posted
This presser has reinforced how I feel about this draft and what we might do. This is one of the most “it can go any way” drafts I’ve been apart of as a colts fan. Based on our needs, the strengths of this draft, and where we pick, there are numerous ways this thing can go. Some takeaways I got from this presser: - Getting AR a weapon: I think after this presser, we are definitely getting an AR another weapon. I’m not sure if it’s going to be with the first or second pick. Bowers to the colts doesn’t seem likely to me now. Ballard really likes our tight end group and I can’t see him investing a high pick into the tight end room given what we have. But either way, either the first or second pick will be a weapon. - Anything is possible: we may trade up, stay put, or even trade back. It all depends on how this draft goes, who they have on their board, and where they have them rated. I can see us trading up if one or two of the top 3 WRs get to pick 9. I can see staying put if our trade up options are gone but someone looks to be falling to us. I can also see us trading back if we have first round grades on certain players who are left and can be chosen later in the first round. I can see all of these things happening and it really all depends on how things play out. Personally, I’d hope we trade up if one of the top 3 WRs get close enough and doesn’t cost us too much. But either way, we’re in a unique position and this can go a lot of ways.
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