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Last week, the Colts' offensive line was horrible.

This week, the Colts' offensive line was considerably better.


2 major factors in the transformation of the Colts' offensive line's performance were getting Raimann back for today's game, and the fact that they were playing the Patriots instead of the Lions.

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We can't overlook the fact that Mark Glowinski is a considerable upgrade over Dalton Tucker.

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OK, I didn't think of that.

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Massively, we are fortunate he was still out there this late in the season.

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The Colts Found a New Starter off of the Streets, and He Subsequently Earned the Job for the Rest of the Season in Week 13

(By Destin Adams)

https://atozsports.com/nfl/indianapo...going-forward/

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More on Glowinski ......



Mark Glowinski Has Given Banged-up Colts' OL the Presence They Didn’t Know They Needed

(By Joel A. Erickson)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...e/76937456007/

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Cheap Bastard Ballard should've never let him go.

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Letting Glowinski go may very well have been a mistake, but is it really a matter of cheapness on Ballard's part ???

Aside from the fact that it's Jim Irsay's money that's he's doling out and not his own, all NFL teams have a salary cap, so they're all essentially working with the same amount of money. It's not like baseball where you have one team with a $75 Million payroll, and another team with a $350 Million payroll.

You could argue that Ballard ought to spend more money on free agents and less money/resources on drafted players from within, but Ballard (and all 31 other NFL GM's) really doesn't have a free hand in terms of just throwing out money to anybody without having to concern himself with working within the restrictions of the salary cap.

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Colts Elevate OL Mark Glowinski From Practice Squad to Gameday Roster

(By Paul Bretl)

https://sports.yahoo.com/colts-eleva...224012166.html

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Fries was better than Glowinski before he got hurt.