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If, you re-read my post, I think I was more or less explaining why the Rams paid such a huge price to acquire Stafford and that Stafford is an elite QB IMO. The original OP is more or less looking through blue colored glasses, stating Ballard once again, won a trade, and a trade that didn’t involve both the Colts and other team (Rams). You can compare those two trades all you want, but it’s just immaterial and pointless. The Rams are in win now mode, the Colts IMO, are not. So, the price for Stafford was too steep for the Colts, who did inquire about Stafford, before trading for Wentz. The trade with Philly, benefitted at the moment, both the Eagles and Colts. Hopefully, Wentz returns to 2017 form and I’m optimistic he will, but I prefer a talent like Stafford whose got another 3-4 good years in him. However, Wentz is now the guy, and I’m fine with it. -
Have a great time, I'm sure you will. I forgot that Louisville was not a Cardinal affiliate anymore. They haven't been for a long time. -
By coltsfan1965 · Posted
I like his approach and always have. Big, splashy free agent signings rarely translate to overall success. I'm expecting some value signings for DBs, especially Safety. Don't be surprised at another DE with some "gas left in the tank" like Justin Houston was, and maybe still is. There is a very thin line between " still able to contribute" and "past his playing days", especially with Edge guys. -
By MikeCurtis · Posted
I think the Colts have "their guy" identified already. If that guy isnt there, they trade the pick. The thing is..... If we picked up a 3rd round and went to GB or NO spot, and we got Radunz, Eich, or Cosmi I would be estatic Cosmi OR Radunz - Later 1st Turner DE - 2nd Tremble - TE 3rd It would be an awesome draft.... The talent evaluators have many hours to review..... much better than some old dude hacking away on his computer (Me) -
By BeanDiasucci · Posted
Their career statistics are almost identical for quarterback rating, completion percentage, touchdown percentage and interceptions percentage. Wentz may be higher risk after the poor season last year (I think he'll rebound in a better situation in Indy), but he may also be higher reward at age 28, compared to Stafford at age 33.
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