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I Respectfully disagree. I do agree that Shane is trying to win games. What I don’t agree on is that he’s using AR to his full advantage to do so. It may be injury concern, or that he feels AR isn’t quite back to 100% from surgery. But he’s not using him like he did last season. I’m not saying it’s wrong, and I hope it’s for the best. But I think ARs development is more important to the franchise than winning right now. I gave the example of Daniels. They’re letting him run, it definitely helps them to stay in games. That may not be a smart strategy if he ends up like RGknee, but you can see they’re trying to win now. -
By ThorstenDenmark · Posted
To use an off season surgery as an excuse is bollocks.... He needs to step up his game and start performing. In many ways he honestly looks like one of the 5 worst QB´s in the league and again, to use a shoulder surgery as an excuse is just pure bollocks. There simply is no development in his game, and his huge upside is what? tell me? I don´t think one second that we will ever come close to winning anything with him as our QB. and to make things worse read this: https://www.espn.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2176813 -
By John Hammonds · Posted
And yet, PFF didn't grade him all that high last year. My response to this is that the scheme is designed for the MLB and the SS to make most of the tackles. And they do. But last year, Franklin allowed a 77% completion rate with 10.2 yards per completion, and 7.9 yards per target. In summary, he makes a lot of tackles by scheme, but he also allows a lot of completions. I don't think of him a Great. Or even Good. He's Fair. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FranZa00.htm -
By Restinpeacesweetchloe · Posted
Probably still won’t shut people up lol. But that is interesting We are 3 games in after a shoulder surgery. What are you talking about. -
By Indianapolis-Colts-Fan · Posted
Every bottom feeder team has a good player or two. Are the colts a bottom feeder? At times they play like it. the “forum GMs” as you call them, don’t dislike when a player does well. They just hate when the team sucks. There’s nothing wrong with that. And no one here says some of the Colts players aren’t good players. the Colts stunk it up pretty bad in the first two weeks, lost game one again a stat that we have held for over a decade. In must win games, the colts perform exceptionally awful with a mind boggling level of consistency under this regime. the good players that the Colts have tend to also not show up in those games and make any game changing plays. ok so Franklin can tackle. So what? Yeah the forum GMs are shaking with rage because of that!
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