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And I know this coming from a Colts fan but I think a lot of people get caught up in just the numbers of Luck and don't look at his complete game or situation. He was given a whole playbook and had a lot responsibility for each play. I remember watching that first Sea SF game and Wilson looked lost and couldn't complete a pass to anyone other than his check down. Honestly its just too soon. And does anyone see Colin Ks arm strength as maybe being his weak point? He has TOO much sometimes.

1. Russell Wilson 2. Andrew Luck 3. Colin K 4. RG3 5. Cam Newton 6. Andy Dalton 7. Matt Stafford 8. Ryan Tannehill 9. Josh Freeman 10. Sam Bradford Was never a big Bradford fan. Not saying he isn't a good QB but nothing special. I don't see him ever winning a Super Bowl.

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He probably will be signed before the year. He won't be a savior to a franchise but a backup forsure. He was picked #1 for a reason. A team like a Cleveland or Buffalo or Jacksonville could benefit from having him as depth. Besides are the QBs those teams have to work with really that much better than him? (Besides Buffalo since they have their savior EJ)

Can I add another coach? Jeff Fisher 150-128-1 record with a 5-6 postseason record yet talked about as one of the greatest HC of all time.

Being a Colts fan I completely agree with you about the Pep hiring. I know he was OC after Andrew left but being under Shaw it should have some of the same principles for Luck to thrive with.

If the spread/option is what he did struggle against you don't think this might be a downgrade then? The read option is becoming more and more profound in the NFL not to mention the NFC. Russell Wilson, Colin Kaepernick, RG3, Cam, and Vick is already running some of those plays in Philly from what they show in OTAs so far. And what do you think will happen to Ware in this new system? Will they find ways to stand him up like the Colts found ways to put Freeney's hand in the dirt? Another one I'm really excited to see is Baltimore with a full season with Caldwell as OC. I really didn't like him when he was in Indy as HC but that offense looked great in the postseason.

The Patriots WON'T make the playoffs.

Hi there. New to the Gridiron Palace but I did want to ask what everyone was looking forward to when it came to new coordinators with new teams. As we saw with Wade Phillips and the Texans coordinators can make a huge difference with teams. The one I really wanted to get your opinion on was Dallas' new guy Monte Kiffin. According to ncaa.com the Trojans gave up 2171 yds on 533 attempts equaling to 4.07 yds per rush and 167.0 yds per game. Through the air opponents completed 60.37% of their passes with 11.37 per completion and 2951 total yds through the air adding up to 227.0 yds a game. Compared to Rob Ryan is he really an upgrade? A coordinator who couldn't stop college offenses is supposed to stop RG3 and Eli twice a year? Not to mention whatever Chip is cooking up there in Philly. I would love you thoughts. Thanks a lot.