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By Moosejawcolt · Posted
When you come out like he did, he has committed to Nelson. Lets say Nelson wants over $20 million next year. He has kind of painted himself into a corner. I think the decision should not be cut and dry as whether they resign him. -
Im not going to make a list but ill just say I think trading a 1st and 3rd for Wentz is easily his #1 biggest mistake to date. I know a lot of people are still wearing their blue shaded sunglasses and think he will turn it around and be good for the organization. Blame the Oline, blame lack of weapons, blame anything your want. But all the signs were there in Philly that he was broken and washed. They moved on to an equally mediocre quarterback just to be rid of the guy. Frank was suppose to be his savior and "fix" him. Going into 2022 this will be his 7th season, he has 1 good year. We know who he his. Theres no fixing him. He is not going to miraculously change. In fact he might not even be on the Colts roster come 2022. Just my opinion though. -
Players have to be able to execute the vanilla plays continuously before you can get creative. Thats like trying to run before you walk. Remember the KISS rule. -
Instead of Devin Funchess, I would replace with letting go of Justin Houston too. Campbell came from a good school and conference without injury history, so did Malik Hooker. Just our Buckeye luck. There is a reason Polian drafted athletic players WITH college production and/or good conferences so that we did not end up with someone like Banogu. For what it is worth, if the competition is not as tough in a lesser conference, Polian drafted them on Day 3. Case in point - Robert Mathis and Antoine Bethea who were great system fits but Polian waited to get them. Banogu would have been drafted on Day 3 by Polian, I am certain. Might say the same with Turay as well with injuries in his sophomore and junior seasons. When Ballard invested in guys from good conferences and/or good college production, Pittman and JT, good things typically happened. Darius Leonard was rated a Day 2 guy (rounds 2-3) but his production was off the charts in the MEAC conference, he may not have lasted to us if he got the scholarship at Clemson like he wanted, IMO. Braden Smith played in a very good conference at Auburn as well. -
By Scott Pennock · Posted
Disagree with 3, 6, 9 and 10. You cannot fault a GM for injuries to an otherwise worthy player. Campbell has shown flashes when healthy so the talent is there. Hooker was quietly pretty darn good for us. While on the field teams simply didn't throw deep very often. His presence was felt. Unlike this year with our makeshift safety group that got challenged a lot. Dayo showed a little as a rookie coming off an injury. He will be a huge part of the rotation next year. Darn near every draft pundit thought he was a 1st/2nd round pick (minus) the injury - the jury is still out though. Carson had the 30th ranked pass blocking oline and was hit A LOT. He didn't miss any games even though EVERYONE said he was injury prone. He ran for his life most games and had no time to survey the field. That is not him, that is the blockers in front of him and receivers not able to get themselves open.
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