Anthony Castonzo Retiring?
According to Mike Chappell, who is reliable and has covered the Colts since 1984, Anthony Castonzo is considering two possibilities right now: 1. Keep playing. 2. Retire.
Losing Castonzo would create a huge need. But if someone is thinking about retirement, it doesn't sound like a multi-year contract will be signed. This off season is gonna be a doozy. |
Hopefully that mf doesn’t retire
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Sure, why not.
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https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...cy/2772180001/
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the luck-early-retirement plan is spreading!!!!
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Colts dot com has a thread about it. The mods are trying to spin it into the typical sunshine and rainbows bullshit they post over there. Pathetic really
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He made $43 million on this recent contract. How much more does he need? This is the result of making a lot of money in a short period of time. It gives you the freedom to do what you want.
This team right now is more than 2 players away from serious contention. Why get beat up for that? |
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Another thing, when Castonzo was drafted he said something about eventually becoming a medical scientist or something like that and was a Rhodes scholar nominee. He may very well be looking at pursuing that.
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We might wind up with a top 5 pick next year. It's going to be interesting 🤪
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Could try free agency, cause, you know, we have enough money saved to field a whole second team. |
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It would be a shame if he retired now. He is finally getting respect from fans.
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I was at that game where he caught a td against the cheats. Best celebration EVAR! But seriously...WTF!
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I certainly want AC back. He has played very good football the last 2 seasons.
But I called this several months ago, when I suggested that he could opt to retire at seasons end. I guess I wasn't crazy. |
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As a favor to Frank Reich and the Colts organization, I hope that he plays at least 2 more seasons ...... not that he necessarily owes them anything ...... he was a good soldier for 9 seasons in a brutal sport which often leaves many of its long-time players with severe physical and mental disabilities. o |
I'm thinking he plays 1 more season, but management has been given notice and they need to get his replacement in here now.
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There have been 15 Super Bowl winning QBs NOT drafted in the first round.
https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/galler...t-favre-042817 |
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Lets say castonzo does retire. Typically, the best O lineman is the LT. Could the Colts move Nelson over and fill LG through FA, the draft, trade, or just keep Haeg on the team?
Is that crazy, too simple, or too complicated? |
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No, Nelson cannot play tackle. But I do believe that Clark can fill in. We've tried him at RT and it didn't work out, but I believe he is more naturally suited to LT and he's looked better on that side in the limited time he's been needed there.
For now I'm not worried about him. Besides, even though Haeg and Clark never looked all that great (not bad, just not great) in their 1st and 2nd years, both are veterans now and might have actually learned a lot behind the scenes and we just haven't had an opportunity to see it because we haven't needed to call on them in the games. I remain optimistic about both of them. |
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If they wanted to have Nelson play tackle, then they would have done it his rookie year and had Smith play guard.
Some of Nelson's best skills are pushing guys inside into the 2nd level and beyond as well as pulling. Put him at tackle and you take away what he does best. |
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Ok, I was thinking it would be easier to find a G than a top LT in the draft or free agency |
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