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By richard pallo · Posted
I think if he comes to the Colts and wins a SB and continues to play well he will certainly become a HOF. -
Radunz is growing on me, doubt he would be there for our 2nd round pick now, OTs get overdrafted. Might need to move up in Round 2 if we don't have our first rounder. Cade Johnson and Tylan Wallace, love both of them. I have loved Wallace for more than a year now. -
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Tom is a very smart person, whether it is football related decisions or off the field interests, IMO. He assessed the situation very well before going there, so it was not as big a risk as folks on the outside thought it was. Despite Winston throwing 30 INTs, the Bucs were still 7-9. He knew that team was loaded with offensive talent, he helped them add more with Gronk and AB, and had young defensive players and a good coaching staff. Eventually, Byron Leftwich got schooled with the Brady way as well on offense and once folks fell in line in unison, the situation became more and more conducive for winning, IMO. Guys like Peyton and Tom, no matter where they go, double digit wins with their eyes closed can be predicted, IMO. History has shown that. Tom is now making his mark on a different team just like Peyton did. If Belichick was any better with drafting and/or acquiring offensive talent, Tom would still be a Patriot, IMO.
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Irsay certainly fed into the image of a fat-cat bullying businessman the national media loves to sell. He was an easy Mark. All of those hot head impulsive instances are symptomatic of an alcoholic, which he was rumored to be. It's sad that the media would take advantage of that just to sell their narrative. I think people like him should not have their core personality judged on actions committed while impaired. He needed real help, as do all who have problems like that. The issues with the stadium were not so much that it was bad, it was compounded by the fact that many other cities had much better stadiums and Baltimore or MD refused to keep up. I'm not a proponent of using tax payer dollars to fund privately used stadiums, but I guess Baltimore finally got with the program and built a nice facility for the Baltimore Browns (sorry).
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