Nyheim Hines

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

Let me clear the air on my original post ...... at the time, we were down to Zach Pascal as our #1 WR.

With Mack and Wilkins at RB, to me it made sense to move Hines to WR temporarily, not full-time.

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Thanks for the update.

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[albany ed]

I think Hines is a special player. I'm a long long time Colts fan, so I go way back to when Lenny Moore was playing. Hines is a lot like him. Equally talented in running and receiving. He should be in there more even when Taylor is in as a flanker back.

[Butter]

Originally Posted by albany ed

I think Hines is a special player. I'm a long long time Colts fan, so I go way back to when Lenny Moore was playing. Hines is a lot like him. Equally talented in running and receiving. He should be in there more even when Taylor is in as a flanker back.

I agree he should be in the game a much as possible.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by albany ed

I think Hines is a special player. I'm a long long time Colts fan, so I go way back to when Lenny Moore was playing. Hines is a lot like him. Equally talented in running and receiving. He should be in there more even when Taylor is in as a flanker back.

Good comparison with Hines and Moore.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Butter

I agree he should be in the game a much as possible.

Both RBs in at the same time would give defenses fits.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

Both RBs in at the same time would give defenses fits.

The Colts could do a lot of interesting things out of 12 personnel from the gun. Having a RB who is a threat to run or catch the ball on either side of the QB would be a difficult thing for a defense to defend. I think it would stress a defense in terms of personnel groupings they put on the field. Put traditional 43 or 34 personnel out and you risk a mismatch on a pass. Put nickel personnel out and you risk Taylor and Hines gashing your run defense repeatedly.