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By GoColts8818 · Posted
Here’s the thing that most fans should remember. Fans tend to judge players on what they have done. GMs look at players based on what they think they can do. So let’s just see how Davenport develops. I also don’t think he was signed to be a starter. He was signed to provide depth to a unit that badly needs it. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
Once upon a time, Mark Glowinski was a below average talent. So was Kenny Moore. Now look at them. Glow is a solid NFL player that we’re happy to have. Moore is one of the top nickel corners, and he was cut by the Patriots. And that kind of story happens all the time in the NFL. A guy knocks around for a few years. Suddenly he matures a little but physically and mentally. He connects with his position coach in a way he hasn’t before. He gets an opportunity and makes the most of it. Id guess every NFL team has a Mark Glowinski. I’d guess 1/4 to 1/2 of the teams have a Kenny Moore. Even on Grigson’s watch we snagged Darius Butler. These type of stories are common, especially if you have good scouting and good player development. Dumpster diving for players is not a bad thing. Very little downside and often plenty of surprising upside. -
You know what I was saying. Let’s see Wentz actually play for the Colts before we compare his successes/failures to Rivers’ own. -
By PrincetonTiger · Posted
Great Win for the Pocket Marlins -
I'm just linking what was reported. I don't know what race has to do with this situation, or my comments. I think the lens you are responsible for needs adjustment. I don't confuse race with culture, or use the terms interchangeably. Maybe that's how you read things. Maybe that's how moderators read things, then attribute banned topics to someone who isn't even talking about them. "They all", the ex....EX players who complain about culture, whatever they're talking about, amount to about 5 high profile players over the past 5 years, all of whom were either cut or not resigned. Not sure why they are held up as the pedestal of defining what HOU is or is not. What do the current 90 players on the team feel about the culture? How about Tyrod, who just joined the team? About 150 players have churned through the HOU roster in that time. Many of them financially independent millionaires, free to say what they want. 150 to 5 have not complain about culture. IMO, maybe the 5 need new lenses. Its clearly reported what Watson's issue is with the team, and it started a month after he signed a new contract with a "bad" organization and just as the search for a new HC began.
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