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By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
Not sure how we can give up 9 runs to the crappy Tigers but we did lol. Cubs lose 9-8 in a game they should've won. The loss wipes out a great day by Matt Duffy who had 5 RBI's and a HR. -
By IndyEric07 · Posted
Just turned the tv to FS2 and see that a Spring League football game is being played at LOS! Aviators vs Lineman! I had no idea there was even a league like this, especially being played in Indy!? Whatever the TSL is!??? Brock Huard is the qb for the lineman! -
By EastStreet · Posted
lol... I love country, so love all things Nashville (except the Titans). TN in general is one of favorite states to go along with FL, TX, and AZ (of course IN is in there too lol). -
By EastStreet · Posted
Yup, total wildcard. I don't think we carry both on the 53. I first thought Patmon was a no-brainer. The more I dig and the more film I watch, I'm starting to lean towards Strachan. Ballard commented on both. Said Patmon had upside on the outside. Said Strachan wasn't near as raw as one would think coming from a small school. I'm probably totally reading too much into those comments, but they got me thinking. The bag on Patmon was that he didn't play to his size, and needed to improve a lot on route running. The outside comment seemed a bit limiting to me. Like he still isn't playing physical enough to play on the inside. And the only real bag on Strachan was that he would be raw coming from a small school. He was already physical and not horrible at routes. So thinking he might be a bit more well rounded, and more physical than Patmon. Like I said, likely reading too much into it, but it also goes hand and hand with the film. It's going to be another close/tough decision for what will be RB3 (I count Hines as an APB). Last year it was Wilkins/Williams, this year Wilkins/Jackson. I like Wilkins as he does well late in games, and is patient with his reads. But I also think a lot of RBs will do well late in games behind our OL. From a money side of things, only 300k more for Wilkins, but Wilkins is in a contract year, and I doubt we'll want to pay him much more after this year. Jackson, if near in talent, might be the more attractive long term choice. At the same time, might just keep Wilkins this last year, stash Jackson on the PS, and then move Jackson up next season. Of course you run the risk of waivers though. -
Yep labrum and hernia ”WalterFootball.com was first to report that Hooker would be out 4-6 months after surgeries to repair a hernia and labrum injury. That could cause Hooker to slide some in the first round and maybe not be the first safety selected. The injury kept Hooker from working out at the combine. ”
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