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By CurBeatElite · Posted
That is true. He has said he'd like to remain a Colt (but of course, why would he say otherwise when still under contract). It may be beneficial to us that he was hurt as he probably won't be the one setting his market price (i.e., it's not like he's coming off an all-pro year and can demand top $, he's going to have to sign a relatively short term deal with minimal guarantees and more incentive-based). TBH, if he left Indy, I tend to think his most likely destination would be Chicago to reunite w/ Pagano. -
By Coffeedrinker · Posted
I haven't been able to watch the last couple of Colts games just listened to them on the radio. But it seems they have gone a lot more no huddle the last two games and they do very well from it. So, if the Colts play a significant up temp game on offense, I don't think the Titans can hang with the Colts. But there are still a lot of unknowns. Will Reich stick with JT, even if he fumbles or is not lighting it up to start? Will Eberflus finally develop a 1st half game plan instead of waiting for the other team to have two scoring drives before he starts to figure out what they are doing and adjust things to stop it? Now that Pittman is going to get more attention, will someone else step up and be that consistent WR that can beat zone or 1 on 1 matchups. Will Reich play the field position game? I don't remember the exact stat but last year most of Tenn's scoring drives were 60 yards or less. -
I don't necessarily disagree with anything you've said. However, there have been 0 rookie QBs who have made the SB, and only 2, Mark Sanchez and Joe Flacco, have won more than 1 game in the playoffs. SO the chances of a drafted rookie coming in next year and taking us past the wild card round seem pretty negligible. Sure old man Rivers arm could fail. Maybe Eason is ready to go next year. That would probably be pretty shocking but it certainly would be a great boost to the org long term. Trading for a quality QB is possible but not likely. Hopefully, Luck is bored. That is really to me the only plausible way for us to significantly improve our QB situation next year. Dak is available. Other than that, I don't see much on the immediate horizon to compete IN 2021. Bottom line, is most likely Rivers is our best option assuming he wants to play again. -
For what it's worth I live in Spokane and see all of the Seahawks games. Metcalf is usually pretty reliable and I was surprised to see the drops this week. But, who knows. He still needs some work. Lockett is more dependable. He is fast, runs good routes, and catches just about everything around him. -
I still think we need to win a championship or get deep multiple years in the playoffs first. He's 1-1 in the Postseason so far. Let's see where we end up.
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