UndecidedFrog

Generally, QBs play better if they aren't sacked. Also, that does not detract from the fact that Luck endured a lot of sacks (top 3 sacked QBs) last season. It is easy to put things together and project he will do better if his OL does better. Part of the job is to handle the obstacles in front of you. However, if the obstacles placed in front of you happens to be a bottom 3 ranked OL, paired with an OC/IHC whose offense was predicated on a penchant for long-developing down field passes, I think Luck did very well with what was placed in front of him.

Had them 8-8 last season. Not making the same mistake twice. I think they will win at least 11.

Jules, I think the mid season regression you saw from Luck may have something to do with the additive factor of being sacked often (total for season 41 times) and being hit more often. I think if you keep him clean, he will not regress.

No. Adderall, HGH, are PEDs, not substance abuse. Substance abuse is alcohol, meth, heroin, marijuana.

I've seen them too. Those that wear Bronco 18 jerseys at a Colts game, when they aren't playing the Broncos. sad...

About one year ago, the Colts had about 3000 unsold season tickets, due to fan backlash for releasing Peyton Manning. Of course, over time, the Colts sold out season tickets last season. I wonder how many fans lost their favorite seats due to holding out.

The entire playbook was so broken such that the entire playbook required shredding? Sounds like razing and not a simple renovation.

Hmm, sounds like someone is getting desperate.

I also like the signing. If he is healthy enough to play, he will contribute.

Problem with that is that Freeney doesn't consider himself a min guy. Apparently he convinced the Chargers of that too.

If the C has protection call responsibilities, I would say C, otherwise, CB.

Revis coming back from injury is somewhat of an unknown quantity. Sherman vs. what Revis was pre-injury, I would say Revis. Sherman vs. Revis now....don't know.

Andrew Luck would be my choice with no close second. He has already demonstrated what he can do in leading a team to the playoffs, even if that team is lacking in proven talent comparatively speaking.

Can't agree more. It's always a question of supply and demand. Right now, there isn't much demand.

In my estimation, the probability of Jawalrus getting on a NFL roster this upcoming season is slightly higher than that of Tim Tebow doing the same.