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I can believe that. Seemed like Richardson was on the colts rader for awhile
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But Indy has zero Championships. They are stuck in a non preferred location and a well run team. They will always win enough not to get a high draft pick and they will have trouble holding onto their best players. It is what it is. I hope they are able to break the mold though.
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By John Waylon · Posted
Im sure he did want Stroud, but Tepper was not to be denied. I bet frank even wanted Richardson over Young. Ballard was doing the homework on Richardson well before we were even in play for him, and I’m sure he was apprising frank of his findings as well. The first time I remember hearing the Colts were watching Richardson was in late September/early October 2021 on PFT. I’ve tried to find the article it was mentioned in since then, but I haven’t been able to. Overall, Frank probably had more intel on Richardson in that draft than he did any of the other QBs just from the time they were scouting him here. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
I agree, Nelson is the least of our problems. I worry about Braden Smith and Kelly more regarding injuries because Smith has been banged up a lot lately and Kelly has had concussions, etc.. -
I appreciate the deep dive for an honest conversation. On topic, if I made a list of 10 Colts players I'm worried about, Nelson would not make the list right now. Maybe if I went 20 deep, and that's because he's had some injuries in the past, but I think those injuries explain any drop off in his play. Last year, he was very good, pretty much every week. Some of his run blocking wasn't as good as we're used to, and I think a lot of that has to do with the scheme being demanding. I expect him to pick back up in 2024. His pass blocking was very good. Again, I'm not worried about Nelson. Regarding his contract, it's a non-issue. He's the third highest paid guard in the NFL. Two years ago, he was #1. Since then, Landon Dickerson and Chris Lindstrom have overtaken him. He was the fourth highest paid OL, now he's #10. Other players will get new contracts also. This is how contracts work.
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