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Who starts Sunday?
Florio says Luck is confirmed out again on Sunday, as we all suspected.
Do they dare trot Tool-zien out there again? Do they have the balls to do that? Brisset is the only other option, but does he know enough of the playbook? Will they resign Morris? Thoughts.....? |
Tolzien. Pagano doesn't give a shit. They can just say that Brisset doesn't know the playbook well enough yet. No way Morris is resigned. They'd look like fools and have to admit that mistake.
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tolzein will start but it is stupid. so of course pagano will do it.
all they need to do is get biscuit to learn like 12 real plays and 1 play where the team just runs all 9's and he throws deep hoping for pass interference. that would be better than what tolzien will offer |
Good chance it's Tolzien. And good chance Pagano pretends to be surprised/irritated if anyone questions it.
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Starting Tolzien would be a move that would be incomprehensibly stupid.
Which is Pags' mantra, so Tolzien. |
One of the shows i watched today made it sound like the Colts were preparing to go with Brissett.
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If Tolzein starts, I am openly rooting for the Cards. I have never in my life rooted for another team than these guys- but I will Sunday and what's really shitty, I could almost justify doing it anyway just based on Arians vs Pagono even if Manning were behind center--- yes it is that bad!
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Tolzein will start and get replaced at halftime.
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You got blasted because it wasn't going to happen |
I hated Arians offense but would prefer him to Clappy.
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I wish that the Colts still had Stephen Morris on the roster. o |
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I would also add that Patrick Peterson probably gets a pick six. |
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The only shot they have of winning is if Brisset starts. |
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As far as I can tell the offensive playbook is to hand it off to Gore a couple
of times and then chuck it downfield, hot reads and intermediate routes be damned. Shouldn't be too hard to pick up. |
Maybe I missed it, but why are more people not upset that Ballard didn't have a decent QB ready to go? Luck had surgery back in January. They had to have known that there was at least a chance that he wouldn't be ready. The organization seems like they were blindsided by some kind of freak accident. Did they not learn anything in 2011? There is plenty of cap space. Is Painter 2.0 really the best option out there?
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Not that that fully absolves Ballard of blame |
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I am not saying that Ballard did not make some mistakes this off season; using a 4th round draft pick on a guy who is apparently lazy was one of them. But backup QB? Which one of those world beaters is your solution? Because whomever you pick, I can argue the opposite with probably more firepower. Walk Worthy, |
Surely they can teach Brissett even 20 or so plays for the game. He has had a couple weeks with the system. I realize its a short time for a big playbook, but lets be honest, the Colts offensive playbook does not appear to be that vast or complicated in the first place. Which is part of the problem.
And there are some plays ever team runs. Hand off to Gore/Mack. Maybe actually run some screen plays he can complete. Short passes to Doyle. Some end arounds to get TY Hilton in the game even if you can't pass it to him. Simple routes to Moncrief/Hilton. Fly/post patterns to them when needed. How tough could it be to teach him a small group of basic plays? Just don't put Tolzien out there again. Don't bother, waste of time. Which of course means, Tolzien will start |
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