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By John Hammonds · Posted
I think the biggest reason they ran the Ernie Zampese offense was that their best receiver (TY Hilton) required longer routes to create separation, and also resulted in more big plays. At the same time, the offensive line wasn't all that great, regardless of what they tried in staffing it, and Andrew had a thing for wearing the Red Cape being Superman, which put his body at risk. Yes, running a lower risk West Coast offense later was more helpful in keeping him healthy. But I think it also reduced the number of big plays as well. (Somebody check me on the stats. I could be wrong.) -
I did that and felt no difference. So I went in the basement and head butted the cement block wall with a foam pillow between my head and the wall..Then I did it without the pillow. What was the question? -
By ColtStrong2013 · Posted
that’s why I wonder and don’t make assumptions or proclamations about what would have happened. 2012 was a wild ride, to be sure. Probably the best of his career in terms of magical moments. I just wonder what it would have been like with offensive stability with Luck, in say years 3-5. Could have used some offense against NE in 2014… -
By throwing BBZ · Posted
Gardner just could not get his timing down with Pierce. Pierce for whatever reason was asked to run his routes at high speed. AR has the quick (decisive) release and rocket for quick hitters. Bottom line we need TD's. Steichen did well with less last season, but the competition in the division looks tougher. lol -
By compuls1v3 · Posted
Thanks! I also found this on the Colts website. https://www.colts.com/team/coaches-roster/ron-milus. Maybe he's not the issue.
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