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By NewColtsFan · Posted
Look at the last sentence in my response. “I’m not reading as much, maybe there is confirmation and I’m not aware of it.” When I write something like that it should be an easy sign to read that I’m not giving you a hard time. I’m allowing for the possibility that I’m wrong. That I’m not looking for a fight. For a guy who claims that he’s good at reading people you sure miss some obvious signs and don’t understand what posters here are saying and doing. -
It'll end when AR stops making mistakes. We're spoiled for having Manning, Luck, and to a certain extent Rivers. We'd come to expect a top 4 pick to come in and make an impact in his 2nd year. And when it doesn't happen you get different opinions. I for one wasn't impressed with his collegiate season. I see the same mistakes he made in college. The biggest being sometimes he'll try and will a completion instead of throwing it away. This is often off his back foot and doesn't get to the receiver as it should. Since Manning, I'm not a "fan" of any one player. I just want them to succeed as a team and that includes the success of AR.
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By Moosejawcolt · Posted
I don't think their is any questioning his desire to win on Sundays. It's just the fine details he has to learn. SS says he had taken steps. Let's give him a chance as he is pretty young. He will either grow or become another has been. I think we will know at the end of the season what we have. If he could lead them to the play offs. That would be the cherry on top. I am just hoping to find out if he is our guy. I think 7 games should give us time to evaluate what we have moving forward. Seems like the Colts r committed to him for the season. I actually think the locker room will get a push from this. I think a lot of guys in that locker room really want this guy to succeed. I have said the same thing. He seems like a good 'kid'. I have a son who played in the CFL. He was highly immature in ways when he was in university. He had a child in university. He said it was the best thing that ever happened to him. He was in geology. Took 5 classes and 5 labs and dealing with a new child. He got excellent reference from his prof. He did a complete 180 and is super mature. Sometimes it just takes someone to experience adversity. U either grow or continue on your old ways. Like my son, who was around the same age as AR, there is still hope as they were both quite young. Now I am hoping the only questions we having moving forward. Is he able to improve his accuracy and can he read a defence. -
By Daddyneedsnack · Posted
true that, no one cares about any of the external factors when the results are there. Lamar is a good measuring stick for a generational athlete at Qb that had questions. Even the haters have quieted down on him to an extent as he inches closer to a HOF career
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