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People are acting like this is the first off season we have gone thru with Ballard. This is how he operates. We may love it or hate it but it is how it is. I personally love it. The only real worry I have is pass rush and I can’t remember when I didn’t worry about it. Ballard has put a lot of resources into the rush thru the draft and has nothing really to show for it Hopefully on of those picks will have a light come on I don’t think you can solve your rush thru free agency. Losing Autry was expected We bought low and he left with a nice contract. I’m willing to bet we end up getting his best years It’s way early. Relax freaks
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Do you think Jim has a giant vault and he swims through his coins and cash like Scrooge McDuck and just spend money right and left at any moment at any time? It’s cash flow. They took on an existing contract, and they have to account how they gonna pay for it. By the way the owners are a little cash poor since nobody went to the football games last year. Jim Irsay his money is tied up in wealth, and that’s probably invested in all sorts of different mechanisms other than cash. In a recent Star srticle, he is quoted as ready to spend, but he has allowed the GM to do his job |
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He doesn’t have a big safe in his office full of cash, and if you think anyone does that’s just dumb. They are altering his pre-existing contract so it makes more sense for the team he’s on now. And that means That you’re gonna need to move money from here to there and that it may be more than what you had in your safe. The cap Is somewhere around $280 million. Do you think he has that sitting around in tens and 20s? Don’t be a simpleton |
I am personally not worried about Irsay's cash position, until his guitar collection hits E-Bay ... :cool:
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Oh and that TV deal it just got extended practically doubling. So I don’t think Jimmy has money problems. Do you know who owns more farmland than anyone else in America? Bill Gates. Why is he doing that? He knows that there’s only so much farmland in America and God isn’t making any more. That’s long-term thinking. Oh and by the way as we keep plowing a farmland in Indiana to expand around the loop. We’re plowing up farmland. As the amount gets smaller the price goes up. And you can’t do that unless you commit a sizable mount of money and you’ll leave it there. Jim is he’s not his father, he’s a much better businessman, Has made a whole lot more money than his dad could dream of |
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we have seen him sit on cash way too much. |
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- Lawson would have been an upgrade at arguably our biggest need. Yes, he signed a bigger contract, but he didn't get ridiculous money and his contract is only guaranteed through '22. So if it doesn't work out then it's easy to cut bait on him after next season. - John Brown signed for cheap and would have filled a big need of ours. Even if we end up re-signing TY to a team friendly deal it still would have been a great move to bring Brown in for that cheap. - We expected Autry to walk and get paid, but his new contract really wasn't much more than what we were paying him. His average is only $1.2M more per season and GTD is only $2.5M over 3 years. Seems like we could have figured something out there. - While losing Walker isn't a huge blow, it's still a blow. Hopefully we can spend a mid round pick to backfill him, but at 1 year $3.5M it seems like we could have kept him and punting on backfilling him to next offseason. |
The N.F.L. signed new media rights agreements with CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN and Amazon collectively worth about $110 billion over 11 years, nearly doubling the value of its previous contracts.
There is no shortage of money https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/18/s...contracts.html Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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And I do not presume to know what goes on in the front office. Did anyone here see the Colts trading for Bruckner? How many people here were bitching about Taylor early in the season? A delusional person believes they know more than the professionals who are great at their jobs. |
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2021 NFL Free Agents: Top available at each position
Looks like golladay to giants. 4/$72
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Haeg collected a Super Bowl ring and has now moved on. He agrees to a deal with the Steelers.
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Broncos, Pro Bowl CB Kyle Fuller agree to terms on one-year, $9.5 million deal (via @TomPelissero)
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Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
Source: Xavier Rhodes back to the #Colts on a 1-year deal. :cool: Jim Ayello @jimayello Can confirm report CB Xavier Rhodes is returning to the Colts, per source. |
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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter
Free-agent WR Sammy Watkins is scheduled to visit the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday after Tuesday’s trip to Baltimore with the Ravens, per sources. Watkins also has drawn some interest from the Titans and Texans. :cool: |
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https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ustin-houston/
Report: Colts still talking with Justin Houston |
Just sign his ass to a 1 year deal.
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