Same old Colts.

[halfmileharry]

Rebuilding year... again. Who is in charge of the rebuilding? INDOT? Seems like they're always "under construction" lately.

Joe Philbin is doing wonders with the line. It's coming along good all things considered. This team hasn't had a good O line in 10+ years and after their star QBs have been damaged they're getting the idea they might need one.
I don't think it's as much as rebuilding as it is fixing all the broke crap Grigson laid on the team.
Pagano? I'm not really sold on him but he's not had much of a chance to show what he's capable of either.
Still a lot of issues that won't be fixed over night. 10-6 would be a win-win for this team. I don't expect much. 8-8 wouldn't be a bust.
Free agency doesn't help.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Joe Philbin is doing wonders with the line. It's coming along good all things considered. This team hasn't had a good O line in 10+ years and after their star QBs have been damaged they're getting the idea they might need one.
I don't think it's as much as rebuilding as it is fixing all the broke crap Grigson laid on the team.
Pagano? I'm not really sold on him but he's not had much of a chance to show what he's capable of either.
Still a lot of issues that won't be fixed over night. 10-6 would be a win-win for this team. I don't expect much. 8-8 wouldn't be a bust.
Free agency doesn't help.

I agree about needing a good O-line. Can't afford to keep getting the QB beat up. You can have the best receivers in the league but it's hard to complete a pass when you're on your back.

 

[rob63]

I agree about needing a good O-line. Can't afford to keep getting the QB beat up. You can have the best receivers in the league but it's hard to complete a pass when you're on your back.

It's pretty much the definition of a vicious cycle: need O-linemen, draft receiver instead; QB gets hurt, trade receiver for back-up QB.

I wonder how many draft picks of Grigson's are even on the team anymore? They are still paying for his mistakes.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

It's pretty much the definition of a vicious cycle: need O-linemen, draft receiver instead; QB gets hurt, trade receiver for back-up QB.

I wonder how many draft picks of Grigson's are even on the team anymore? They are still paying for his mistakes.

I think receivers, running backs and QB's are always the "shiny thing" that teams with poor management go after. Nobody remembers the no. 1 O-lineman draft. They remember the top receiver/running back/receiver picks. They're the workhorses of the team while the golden boys grab the headlines.

 

[sharkey]

Well, they traded for another QB. Looks like Dorsett is going to be dropping passes in New England this year.

 

[halfmileharry]

Well, they traded for another QB. Looks like Dorsett is going to be dropping passes in New England this year.

Isn't Dorsett the last of Grigson's draft busts?

 

[historian]

Well, half a problem is still a problem.

#firepagano

 

[chipbennett]

Well, half a problem is still a problem.

#firepagano

Yeah, that was a hell of a loss to the 49ers.

 

[funeralweb]

Yeah, that was a hell of a loss to the 49ers.

 

[chipbennett]

Yeah, that was a hell of a loss to the 49ers.

The non-purple was intentional:

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...rushed-so-badly-he-doesnt-know-who-beat-them/