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Happy Draft Day to the folks who are in Indiana! (And east coast) lol. If this actually happens today I don’t know what I would do. Pipe dream or not, I’m READY for this draft to start! -
Ok, just so I'm reading it right. You are saying that I responded to another poster by mentioning RG in passing, as a means to bait a lurking you into starting a debate about RG vs CB, for which you feel justified doing because I mentioned RG and Luck's history. Why don't you just stick to the possibilities of why Ballard might want to draft an olineman high? That's what I did. -
Its not even a serious counter, because there was never a tie in made that suggested his injuries were caused by a porous oline in the first place. That was a tie in made to try tp point out Moose was wrong, when he didn't even tie the two together. They were separate sentences. Built into the idea that AR should be protected better is the appearance that AR may be fragile, based upon the situations behind his injuries. AR was injured. Ballard may want to protect him better. The issue of possible fragility is built into it, IMO. is how I read Mooses comments. Not that it was because of the level of oline protection.
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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
Kirk did have the Vikings at the top of the division in the 2022 season at 13-4. He was injured last year. Oh well have fun with your new QB. You act like I don't know Vikings football, comical because I like the team and follow them a lot. You and @NFLfansay Kirk doesn't know situational football. In 2022 he was the best situational QB in the league. Vikings were 11-0 in games decided by 3 points or less. It is because Kirk handled most situations right. You don't go 11-0 in games 3 points or less and not be a smart QB. -
By GoColts8818 · Posted
Maybe I am the one who will end up with egg on his face but I just don’t get why people think the Colts are actually going to draft an olineman with their first pick. Nelson and Kelly returned to their pro-bowl playing status. Raimann looks to be a very good young left tackle and the Colts have made it pretty clear they see Smith as one of the most underrated tackles in football. They aren’t drafting a right guard in the first round, Nelson was exception, and even then Fries held his own at right guard last year. They aren’t going to draft a guy who isn’t going to start next year either in the first round. The starting oline is probably the least of their worries going into this draft.
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