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Can't be that Carolina sees it exactly that way . He's being benched next week in favor of Andy Dalton. Carolina really screwed us taking the little QB before Stroud.
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By ShuteAt168 · Posted
I agree with most of that. My point was him saying the Colts just weren’t ready to make a decision or blind. I’m not saying he should have traded up but he should have been knowledgeable enough to do so. His quotes make him sound like they hadn’t finish their evaluations, which didn’t make sense to me and sounded like Colts were twiddling their thumbs. -
By John Waylon · Posted
Herein lies the pitfall, though. Even if those guys pan out, we’ve seen the ceiling under Ballard, and it’s not nearly as high as many like to make it out to be. Even if the AR pick pans out and he becomes a perennial pro bowler and all pro, Ballard will be more of an anchor tied to his * than a benefit. We’ve seen his philosophy and its flaws exposed over the duration of his tenure. If AR becomes that kind of player and we’re still the same hapless team at other positions that we always seem to be, how much better off are we? How much is Ballard’s philosophy going to hold AR (and/or Steichen,) back from being as good as they potentially can be? Why are we so content to yet again make it all about one guy? How about a comparison exercise? Would the Manning-era Colts have been better under Chris Ballard than Bill Polian? Let’s give Ballard the highest level of benefit of the doubt in a QB who could bail out anyone else in the organization when it was necessary. Would there be more Super Bowl wins? More regular season wins? Less MVP’s because Peyton didn’t have to be a super player to keep us afloat? I’ve seen enough in Ballard’s two presidential administrations here that I’m not placing that bet. Even if AR and/or Steichen pan out, they’re panning out far more despite Ballard and his best efforts than because of them. I’d hate to waste another elite level QB with a feckless GM who is too dumb or stubborn to help build a competent team around him like we did with Luck and Grigson again, and that’s exactly what this feels like. Even if the good outweighs the bad with Ballard, it’s still probably never going to be good enough. -
By ShuteAt168 · Posted
I agree with all of what you wrote. I think what’s strange is CB saying the Colts weren’t ready or blind or whatever he said. At that point, the QBs should have been evaluated. Ballard acted like hrrrr drrrrr we just haven’t had time to make an evaluation. He sounded dumb and unprepared. -
By TrueBlue4ever · Posted
I wish the next couple of games were away, if this performance continues, the home fans are going to let everyone on the team know their dissatisfaction. AR walking off the field after another slow or poor start will add a new dimension to his psyche. I saw the cooler incident and it bothered me.
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