Getting out in front of it

[apballin]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

I've only watched 4 so far, but 2 of them appeared to be franchise caliber to me, and 1 has enough tools to be dangerous.



If the Colts get Young or Stroud, the fans will not be disappointed.



The Colts will have a Top 5 pick, future picks, and several high value players they can negotiate with. IF Ballard believes the franchise guy is there, there is no excuse for not getting him. If not, then he better find a different long term answer for the QB position. I think Ballard is a very good GM, and this is the first time he's truly had the draft capital to get a franchise QB since the franchise QB he walked into the job with retired unexpectedly. If he doesn't capitalize on this opportunity, the argument for him being shown the door gains a lot of merit. If he does, he has the potential to reach Polian status with this franchise.

So what’s your take on Levis?

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by apballin

So what’s your take on Levis?

Upside is Josh Allen, Carson Wentz is a much more likely outcome.

[apballin]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Upside is Josh Allen, Carson Wentz is a much more likely outcome.

Much quicker release than Wentz and played vs real competition in college.

He reminds me of Big Ben

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by apballin

Much quicker release than Wentz and played vs real competition in college.

He reminds me of Big Ben

Lost to that real competition mostly, and the Cutler comparisons are ridiculous because Vanderbilt is on a whole different level of suck from Kentucky, which is mid tier SEC.

[nate505]

I have no idea if that TCU QB's skills translate into the NFL, but he sure looks pretty damn good in this game.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by nate505

I have no idea if that TCU QB's skills translate into the NFL, but he sure looks pretty damn good in this game.

Definitely going to go back and watch him, could be another Brock Purdy.