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We shall see. But I want to clarify, I think Wentz will be at least decent, and I am maybe in the minority, but I think River's HOFness showed through last year, and we got very solid QB play with a lot of adversity. The starting RB and WR hopeful go down early, the line had inadequate replacements for injury and Covid, until Voldheer came in. His decision making and release were as good as it gets. Arm strength weakened, but this trait is overrated for players like Rivers, Brady, and old Peyton. -
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By EastStreet · Posted
I'm just not worried too much about the O. We have a lot of options of LT. I expect them to draft one. Even a guy that needs a bit of time will be fine (not perfect, but fine) next to Q. And they can move Q temporarily or permanently. I'm just not worried a ton about the OL. Lot's of good players, only one hole, and depth has improved. I'm more and more optimistic about Wentz, so not really worried there either. Even with a young LT, or Q moving out, his OL will be better. Reich will break him in slowly and build his confidence. Pittman will improve, TY will be minimum solid, Campbell is a wildcard, but Pascal is a solid 4 who can help if needed. And we only play 2 TE sets like 25%ish of the time. Not sure why folks are freaking out about TE given we have two good ones, and underutilized them last yard. Then throw in we probably have the best pass catching duo at RBs in the league. Far more worried about the D. -
By Coltsfan98 · Posted
That was fun to watch. I think this year could be very good. Those 2 seem to have a special connection on and off the field. That's important I think especially for a HC/QB. -
Elerson Smith in Round 4 is what I would love for us to double down with if we draft our first in the first 2 rounds.
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