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I understand Moosejaw's concern with blowing up the cap, but there are certain players who deserve getting top pay. Q is one. Leonard is another. They are the team leaders and All Pro talents. Other teams would kill for either of them. So, you pay your best players and keep them, and then make it work cap wise by drafting well so there is a pipeline of affordable talent moving through the system. That is Ballard's M.O. and so far, so good. As long as the cap jumps back up where it should be ( which by all accounts it will ), the Colts' cap situation will be fine. So, to the Moosejaw's of the world who can't see paying top $ to Q and Leonard, I say, balderdash. The Colts can and will do it, and won't regret it. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
As a players weight goes up ir down during their career, not all teams are good at updating them on their site or in other media either. And some teams will leave a LBers weight where they think it should be. They don’t want to advertise about a player who they think is too heavy or too light. Information is held tight. They can’t stop the player from doing what he does or saying it publicly, but the team won’t advertise. It’s that thing about keeping a competitive edge. Go figure.... -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
He is playing for the Padres, a very good team. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I wonder why he is listed at 230, I haven't seen one site have him listed at 215. Strange. Wiki and Pro Football Reference have him listed at 230. Oh well 230 or 215, we should still re-sign him -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
In his interviews, Leonard says he plays under 220 pounds and sometimes says he’s right around 215. Moose Jaw is not wrong about that...
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