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Yep, good observation. Like Polian said, you want football players that are good athletes instead of great athletes that are football players. -
No, they did. However, there is a burden that we place on the offense if we dig a hole that sometimes, like the Browns game, we cannot come back from. That is my true concern. Of course, Ws are all I care about, no style points like in college.
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I'm pretty hyped up about Pittman, he's definitely emerging the past couple games. I hope we can feed him the ball even more so. Taylor is definitely hard nosed runner. I think he's missing some of the open holes and running into our O-Line's backs here and there but he's improving. I will be really curious what we do when Mack is healthy again because I love Mack but the injury bug is there with him. Blackmon is off the charts. I don't even know how someone like him gets thrown in the defense when he's not even 100% and he's playing like another Darius Leonard out there. It's bonkers to me but I'm glad he's on our team. -
If bringing Rivers back means it’s going to delay finding the long term answer at QB then I’m also against bringing him back. If that means another year of not knowing what you have in Eason and not drafting a QB high, then pass. Rivers has played amazing to the point that anyone who still is screaming for Jacoby is clearly trolling. Upgrade is an understatement. But bandaids don’t last forever. -
By Lucky Colts Fan · Posted
So one out-of-context stat is supposed to support your argument that the OLine is a "major weakness" on this team? Get real. Are you factoring in QB-rushing yds? I have a feeling Lamar Jackson is fluffing that stat more than Rivers. We're middle-of-the-pack in most OLine stats, and are actually #1 in the league in sacks allowed and sack yds lost. So I'll ask again: which of the other 31 teams have the OLine as a "major strength"? You have to make comparisons and paint the entire picture to have context for your argument.
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