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By Dingus McGirt · Posted
He needs a “resilience” coach. -
I posted my picks at 7:00pm last night in the wrong thread (week 5 discussion thread). Senior Member 2.8k Posted 13 hours ago Thurs, Oct 3 Tampa Bay at Atlanta 8:15pm Sun, Oct 6 N.Y. Jets at Minnesota 9:30am (London) Baltimore at Cincinnati 1:00pm Buffalo at Houston 1:00pm Carolina at Chicago 1:00pm Cleveland at Washington 1:00pm Indianapolis at Jacksonville 1:00pm Miami at New England 1:00pm Arizona at San Francisco 4:05pm Las Vegas at Denver 4:05pm Green Bay at L.A. Rams 4:25pm N.Y. Giants at Seattle 4:25pm Dallas at Pittsburgh 8:20pm Monday, Oct 7 New Orleans at Kansas City 8:15pm -
I don’t think you’re wrong. I agree with this concern. And if one looks back at history, you see it in every run first QB. This is why the colts are trying to force him into pocket passing more right now. Limit those hits. At least in my opinion I think it is -
I originally misread your question, I thought you were asking if he’d still be the starter in year 3, not 3 years from now. in either case, i think the answer is yes. But ONLY if the kid stays healthy. I’ve seen enough to think he can be an average to above average starter in the league, but health is the number one concern.
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By throwing BBZ · Posted
The Colts should create a hour long "Protecting Yourself/ Sliding for Dummies" vid demonstrating other highly successful QB's doing it, and have ours watch it Daily until he has proven he understands. AR definitely still doesn't get it. He has believed that he is a a Cam like Superman, and it needs to become clear to him that he is actually NFL Fragile. The kid can't take a open field hit. Still picturing Hero 'LB' Luck getting jacked by two Broncos, Luck whirlybirding in the air, ending up with a lacerated kidney. One of dozens of bad decision hits he took. There wouldn't be anything wrong with AR sitting for awhile until he grows up. While he is contemplating his Issues, teach the kid to throw an out that doesn't sail 6' over his receivers head. NO amount of game experience will fix it. It's actually Quite pathetic watching him do it over and over. And, trying to throw the ball downfield to AD is a loser. He is lost out there. Those plays should be called for Pierce, if you are actually playing to win.
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