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By NewColtsFan · Posted
I called guys like Willis a failure because the Colts traded up to get him. Publicly said they considered taking him in the 3rd round where they took Okereke. They didn’t get much from him when he played and then he retired early. Tell played a small amount his rookie year and played well. Then took the next year off for Covid. But then came back and was on the practice squad. Wasn’t even a backup. Sorry, that’s a failure, not a stretch. Davis was sent to the PS as a rookie where he was claimed. Blackman either can’t stay healthy or doesn’t play well enough to make an impact. Good against the run, poor against the pass and he plays free safety. Not enough performance for a third round player. All your other arguments are not related to your original question which was to ask about Ballard’s defensive draft failures. You asked, I answered. I didn’t say Ballard had no defensive successes. -
By Dobbinblitz · Posted
Morris, “The Indianapolis Colts are doing the "unprecedented," as the team is set to go through a third round of interviews for the vacancy at head coach. But despite the long decision process, Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris remains "one to watch," per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. “It seems like some of the candidates did really well," he said on The Rich Eisen Show. “Raheem Morris I’ve heard has done very well. I think that’s certainly one to watch,” -
By crazycolt1 · Posted
Including 4th and 5th round picks as failings is a stretch. It's still early to call Blackman a failure just yet. How about the players that were hits? How about the ratings of the defense as a whole over the span since 2018? Where was the defense rated on points scored against them? Had we had just an average offense there would have been a substantial amount of more wins. -
By Dobbinblitz · Posted
Just in, An unnamed source from the Indiana Farm Bureau on W. 56th street has strongly suggested on the condition of anonymity, that Yao Sujie the Chinese National Olympic Handball Coach is now the clear dark horse front runner for the vacant head coaching position of the Indianapolis Colts. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
The defensive failures would be these…. 2018: 2nd R: Turay. DE 2nd R: Lewis. DE 2019: 2nd R: Benogu. DE 4th R: Willis SS 5th R: Tell. CB 2020: Blackman. FS 2021: Davis. DB NOTE: I didn’t include 2017 in this. The Colts first three picks were all defense. None have developed.
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