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By DiogoSales · Posted
I still think we can do better on Edge Rusher and coverage LB (Maybe we can try Cross here, I think he can be great). Another CB, this year proved that you cannot have enough CBs. I also think a great WR or TE would help, but to find better talent that we already have would be a Top 5 pick that we would not have or spend like crazy that we dont do also. -
By IndyColtsFan411 · Posted
I did another mock, just seeing what options we have at our current position. I have addressed 3 of the issues I think Colts need help. Edge, WR, OL. Let me know what you think. 22. Laiatu Latu, EDGE UCLA Height: 6 - 4 | Weight: 265 | RAS: N/A A highly productive and versatile pass rusher who can be effective as a pure edge and as a delayed blitzer, Laiatu Latu has started 2023 with style. He's shown off improved power at the point of attack, opening room to use his deep array of pass-rush moves. While I was concerned with Latu's speed entering the season, he's looking a little quicker and more refined as a pass rusher thus far. 56. Cooper Beebe, OG Kansas State Height: 6 - 4 | Weight: 322 | RAS: N/A Arguably the top guard in the 2024 class, Cooper Beebe has a real chance to land in the first round. Beebe is excellent in pass protection thanks to a strong base and consistently well-placed hands inside the chest of the defender's frame. His athleticism is good enough to be routinely featured on pulls, and he effectively landmarks on the second layer of defenses. Though Beebe isn't an elite athlete, his strength and activity level project to become a very good NFL starter early in his career. 87. T'Vondre Sweat, DT Texas Height: 6 - 4 | Weight: 346 | RAS: N/A A mammoth at 6'4" and 346 pounds, T'Vondre Sweat is a force to be reckoned with in the middle of the Texas defense. He makes everything else possible for his teammates, holding up extremely well at the point of attack, even against double teams. He's a big part of the reason the Longhorns had such a massively improved front seven in 2022. Sweat's stats aren't impressive due to his role, as he's amassed only 53 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, and three sacks in four seasons. His burst off the line hasn't been quite good enough to create his own sack opportunities. If that changes, Sweat could push to be the next Dontari Poe and lock in a top-50 grade. 118. Will Sheppard, WR Vanderbilt Height: 6 - 3 | Weight: 198 | RAS: N/A Inspector Gadget Length Very good inside and outside-shoulder tracking Great finishing rate on back-shoulder throws Strong, competitive hands that fight through contact at the catch point. 152. Francisco Mauigoa, LB Miami (FL) 183. Carson Steele, RB UCLA Height: 6 - 1 | Weight: 216 | RAS: N/A We don’t often see running backs like Steele. He’s crafty, strong, can take a hit, and keep moving. He has some short-area burst and agility, but he’s also mastered the nuance of being a running back. The question is how athletic he is compared to starting NFL backs. He’ll have an NFL role because he continues chugging ahead, and his large frame bodes well for his ability to play all three downs. 214. Elijah Jones, CB Boston College -
By RollerColt · Posted
Why would fans need to be concerned? Did I miss a letter from Ballard or something? Are we playing Sunday? Gotta trust in the process and believe. I don’t see Steichen overlooking the Bengals. As a Bengals fan, I’ve seen this team do this stuff before. They get very hot and then very cold. They are a week to week kind of team. Last week for example they lost 16-10 against the Steelers. Could we lose? Absolutely. It’s any given Sunday. And when you’ve got back up QBs all over the place across the league, all bets are off. But I think the Colts will do enough to win. -
You know. That’s a dang good analogy. I’m not the biggest Pittman fan as I feel he disappears a lot but it does appear he is trying to find a groove. I’m okay with paying him “elite” money IF and I mean IF, it’s heavily incentivized or gives us a clean out in two years, maybe three -
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