The Official Heads Need to Roll Over This Shit Thread

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Dudes! TY liked this post by Darius Butler.

Tells us all we need to know. Wentz has to go. If this is the attitude by one of the captains. Team is talking, you have to get rid of him now. If he starts the season and it is another wasted year, everyone will revolt. Rip the bandaid off.

https://twitter.com/lockedoncolts/st...007114243?s=21

Players know who's good and who isn't.

[IndyNorm]

Great discussion by all. Here are my thoughts on some of the things discussed:

Ballard and Reich aren't going anywhere and we're stuck with Wentz for at least 1 more year - Unfortunately that's what will probably happen. Hopefully that shit show yesterday will drive us to improve the backup QB situation and put some heat on Ballard and Reich to where they know if their team pulls this shit again then they're gone.

Trading Big Q - Actually not a bad idea if we could get a haul for him and be able to draft Kenny Pickett or an elite pass rusher along with multiple other picks. Probably wouldn't happen, but it's a good idea. After all yesterday proved that having an elite LG doesn't mean shit if your QB sucks ass.

Moving Big Q to LT - Also a good idea. We'll be paying Q like he's an elite LT, so why not see if he can make the move over there. Especially if Wentz is still around next year since it will be pretty much a throw away year.

[rcubed]

Am I the only one that doesn’t think we would get some huge haul trading Q?

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

There's likely one possible scenario in the universe in which the Colts part with Manning after 13 seasons... It just so happened that the one scenario actually occurred.

Broke neck Manning with a few years left vs. dream prospect that literally checks every single box there is and that you expect to have for 15 years.

Not the same ballpark as arguably the best OL in the league in his prime being traded for a 50/50 shot at a good player.

On top of that there weren't any guarantees that Peyton would be able to play again post neck surgery. Maybe one day we'll get the whole story, but there was a lot of talk at the time that he could only throw the ball ~10 yards when we released him. If that's true then releasing Peyton and drafting Luck was the safer option.

[IndyNorm]

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...ry/9151689002/

Article at IndyStar where they compare some other last week choke jobs to the shit show of yesterday. The other games listed:

'08 Bucs lose to 4-11 Raiders 31-24.
'06 Broncos lose to 6-9 49ers 26-23 in OT.
'00 Lions lose to the 4-11 Bears 23-20.

The Colts getting curb stomped by the Jagoffs is easily much worse than any of those losses.

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Am I the only one that doesn’t think we would get some huge haul trading Q?

If we don't get a haul then don't trade him, but why not float it out there to see if we can?

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...ry/9151689002/

Article at IndyStar where they compare some other last week choke jobs to the shit show of yesterday. The other games listed:

'08 Bucs lose to 4-11 Raiders 31-24.
'06 Broncos lose to 6-9 49ers 26-23 in OT.
'00 Lions lose to the 4-11 Bears 23-20.

The Colts getting curb stomped by the Jagoffs is easily much worse than any of those losses.

I hope the Lions draft the player the Jagoffs want the most, although they will never admit it!

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

I hope the Lions draft the player the Jagoffs want the most, although they will never admit it!

Actually the Jagoffs still ended up with the number 1 pick

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

Actually the Jagoffs still ended up with the number 1 pick

D`oh!

[Discflinger]

When Jhon Priine died we all did