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By RollerColt · Posted
I agree. Levis and Stroud both were close. And I'm sure we were already planning on a rookie QB for '23 last year when we picked up Matt Ryan. The circumstances just pushed everything up by a year in terms of the rookie starting. I imagine the original plan was to draft a rookie QB this year, have him sit under Ryan for the '23 season, and then have Ryan retire in '24 and have the kid start similar to Mahomes and Smith with the Chiefs. TLDR: The Colts have been scouting these guys for probably a long time. Longer than some possibly realize. -
By Restinpeacesweetchloe · Posted
This is exactly right. I think it kind of goes back to Ballard saying you just have to keep taking a swing. It didn’t stop chiefs or bills from finding a upgrade even though they still made playoffs. -
By richard pallo · Posted
Well if it’s the best player in the draft it’s not going to be a quarterback that’s for sure. -
Im sure the Colts have more than enough info Hes right in their backyard. Im sure theyve been to plenty of his games and what not. Know all the coaches. -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
This is why it also has to be understood with caution when people say, "Levis played in Pro style offense, and he could be pro ready". I have serious doubts that Levis would be able to start NFL games immediately in his rookie season. What exactly did Kentucky program prepare him to be in the situation, if they're not good? His games are full of very short range throws that make stats and completion percentage look great. People misunderstand that as if he's very accurate as a passer. On one hand, we say Kentucky program didn't have good supporting cast. On the other hand, we say their program had NFL style offense and he was talented above the level of his team mates. Sounds like a lot of projection for me to trust his QB evaluations.
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