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I dove into the film of CJ Allen the last few days, and came away with a greater appreciation for the young player. At just 21, he’s ready to be an NFL Mike.
38 minutes of breaking down the Colts’ newest LB in this Draft Debrief: youtu.be/5pIEzDlXdY8?si=ckQa…
Not the biggest fan of the potential Head Coach crop for this offseason, but it's still a bit early in the year at least.
One name that intrigues me: Patriots' DC Zak Kuhr. Experience as a Co-OC at JMU and Texas State and a defensive play-caller in New England last 2 years
Sad moment. Played through Mass Effect trilogy recently and it’s so much fun. Dragon Age: Origins is probably my favorite game ever too
BREAKING: Electronic Arts is cutting 400 jobs and shutting down BioWare, the legendary development studio behind Dragon Age and Mass Effect. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Zach Hicks (THE PAIN IS OVER) retweeted
I listed a few areas where I want to see the Colts improve with their next GM selection.
Most notably, a bigger emphasis on analytics as an org, caring more about the comp pick formula, and a more calloused approach to team building:
roundtable.io/sports/nfl/col…
I listed a few areas where I want to see the Colts improve with their next GM selection.
Most notably, a bigger emphasis on analytics as an org, caring more about the comp pick formula, and a more calloused approach to team building:
roundtable.io/sports/nfl/col…
I don’t disagree with Stephen here, but I hope for his sake he goes back to being an OC for a bit.
I think there is still a good HC in there with him, but he probably needs some time away from it to self scout what went wrong in Indy for a bit
NEW: I don’t *think* head coach Shane Steichen will survive the Colts’ organizational shakeup, but I also believe assuming he won’t is naive.
Odds are high he’ll be a head coach in 2027. Will it be in Indy? Stay tuned: espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/5022…
Not how that works really. For instance, a team would be heavily incentivized to trade a 3rd for Buckner. You get a top DT for a playoff run then when he walks in FA, they’ll get a 3rd or 4th comp pick back.
Very little risk and a lot of reward for acquiring team
Tbh the biggest step to ending Chris Ballard’s tenure in Indy was a change in ownership
The Colts are mostly out of the contract after 2027. It was a fine gamble to make after how last year started and it didn’t work out. Usually how it goes with vet QBs
"This is not pretty in Indy."
@SaturdayJeff says Daniel Jones has "not been good enough" as Colts' QB 😳
Start working out those DTs for when they deal Grove and Buckner
The #Colts worked out the following free agents yesterday:
WR Ainias Smith
WR Courtney Jackson
WR Joseph Manjack
DT Jay Tufele
DT Amari McNeill
DT Cam Rice
CRAFT-A-CARLIE
I'm just excited to see what the new GMs name is so I can start guessing what @ZachHicks2 is going to rename his Build-A-Ballard series
Zach Hicks (THE PAIN IS OVER) retweeted
Yeah, this is the best articulation I've heard. I don't love throwing the baby out with the bathwater on most things, but Zach is right: Colts should really minimize any further decisions the next GM inherits, instead setting them up to make their own decisions.
I think the best path for the Colts is to shop anyone that won’t be under contract going into this offseason. Let the next GM figure out what they want to do with under contract players.
Unless some godfather offer comes in, but I wouldn’t expect that to happen
Oh look a video in December of 2024 calling for Chris Ballard to be fired (more facial hair this time and the mic actually turned the right way)
