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By Thunderbolt · Posted
I agree Bradley needs to go and take Ballard with him. Defense plays soft on passing downs on opponents side. On 2nd and 10 and you play soft, and first down made from the other team, no aggressive approach from the defense and no blitzes, this is frustrating. -
By Rolltide_gocolts · Posted
I say we give Mallory the keys and dont look back…. Good or bad -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
I’m not saying anyone is infallible. Far from it. But as I shared with another poster tonight, I never think I’m smarter than a GM, or HC or coordinator or even a position coach. Even ones I don’t like. If you want to believe the word of someone on a podcast, go right ahead. I think it’s a bad, bad look. But hey, you’re certainly not the only one here who does that. But certainly not me. Good luck with that. -
That was great throw. It came in clean and Mitchell had both hands on it before the db knocked it out. This is the nfl, you have to SECURE, CATCH, and HOLD ONTO THAT BALL. You have to fight for every ball in the nfl(unless you are playing the Colts and you get to waltz through the secondary in front of lb's and db's for uncontested 15 yard gains). The one game Pittman missed Mitchell had 7 catches so he just needs to be more consistent. I still think he is a rare talent. But, remember also, we need Richardson to improve also and get our offensive line intact. 6-7 is pretty good, all things considered(including Bradley being the dc). -
Because I have eyes and I can see what our defense is doing, I can see what instructions he's giving, where they are lined up, how many are rushing, how many are deep, etc. and I can make an informed deduction about what's happening. And in this case Tice is absolutely correct and what he saw was what I saw too and it looked exactly like what he describes - Gus Bradley had no idea they were trying to get into long FG range. He was only thinking about the Hail Mary. I have no idea why you always give the benefit of the doubt to everybody in this organization despite what you can actually see with your own two eyes. Of course Steichen won't say anything mid-season about his DC. Hell, even if he fires him after the season he still won't say anything overly negative, because this is the business and it's bad for business to burn bridges and flame people with reputation and long time careers in the league. You can still watch what happens and make a conclusion for yourself. I promise you, the world won't end if you don't take the word of the GM, HC or the DC as gospel. As amazing as you think they are, they are not the chosen, infallible ones.
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