Darius Leonard has taken a Colts title that once belonged to Ty Hilton.

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DC's had figured out how to beat Wentz. The book on beating Wentz was to stack the box and take away the run and then have man coverage with a safety on top to take away Pitt. You essentially took away Pitt (his first read) and JT and took your chances with man to man coverage on the other WR's. That was the formula. With no run game, Wentz immediately looked to Pitt and if that read was gone would shuffle his feet to try to find another WR. By that time, the pocket was collapsing or Wentz would make an inaccurate forced late throw to the other WR's. His fundamentals were bad as everyone saw and needless to say Frank was not able to fix him. Lets not forget that he was benched by the Eagles for being really bad too. His feet were very heavy and plodding. He would always commit his feet in the direction of Pitt and then try to reset his heavy feet to another WR if Pitt were covered and he always was towards the end of the season. It's like his feet were glued to the turf which made him throw with his feet parallel to the LOS. This was an all arm throw with no lower body. The happy feet that Peyton had was to allow him to reset his feet to other WR's if he had prematurely committed his feet to a WR that was already covered. As others have mentioned, your feet must be lined up to the WR that you are throwing it too. There is no other way. The 27 td's/7 ints was a false stat in that in many of the games late in the season, Frank took the ball out of the hands of Wentz and was exclusively riding JT. He only threw for 3500 + yards which is very low in today's NFL. There were games when Wentz only threw it 5 or 10 times. Its like Frank knew and didn't trust him anymore. If he had more opportunities to throw his int numbers would have gone way up.
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By BeanDiasucci · Posted
I think most NFL joint practices are between teams that are about to play in the preseason because the visiting team is going to have to travel anyway and it's just easier and more efficient logistically. It's a big travel party - well over a hundred people with players and staff - with a lot of equipment to transport. -
By coltsfan1965 · Posted
Domann is probably the obvious choice because we were lucky he was a UDFA. He was seemingly thought to definitely be a draft pick, even possibly in round 5 or 6. Really hoping for Van Demark or Weatherford since they seem to better fit the "diamond in the rough" description. Each is a good athlete with maybe some flaws that are only perceived or can be overcome. -
That team can have him for less money if they give up a late round pick. Seems unlikely. That would also indicate some kind of tampering...
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LOL, getting it on the TV isn't difficult. If it's on Amazon or Apple, they have smart apps that will work much better than the laptop setup. As for the Internet, even the greatest connection will have hiccups from time to time -- usually when it's the most inconvenient. I have no problem with streaming content, in general. It's live sports where it drives me crazy. Here's how I watch Colts games. I'm in Pacific time zone, so usually the game starts at 10AM. I set the game to record. Then I watch Red Zone for about 30 minutes, maybe longer. Then I switch over to my recording of the Colts game, and I fast forward through commercials, I pause for bathroom/snack breaks, I rewind for replays, highlights, or just because... I'm in control. I can usually blow through half time with no commercials. Also, I'm a family man so my Sundays can be busy and I don't always watch the game live, or maybe I'll miss the first hour. But I can watch the game on my terms, when I'm ready. If this goes streaming exclusive, I won't be able to watch the games this way anymore. Sure there will be on-demand offerings that I can watch later on. But it's going to cramp my whole style.
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