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They're the reason for optimism. It was only one week's turnaround to go from tissue paper in JAX to what we saw against KC. The level of D against KC is what our talent should represent going forward. By the way, our best player has yet to take the field. This gives me hope that the issues on offense can also take a sharp turn in the right direction with some tweaks. I still think a personnel move on the OL (Pinter) is necessary. But also factor in the boost your rookie pass-catchers just gave you and it could be a domino effect it could have on confidence, trust, timing, etc. |
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everyone should be able to understand a fans disappointment in this team. we all knew the holes and issues with the team going into the season. they didn't do enough to fix them. why be happy with failure? |
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Puck I sincerely hope you are right about this team this year. I’ll keep watching and rooting but expect zilch from this group until they actually do it. It seems like every year in recent memory we hear something like this, just wait, they are getting better. Last year kinda took it out of me. It will take a lot for me to believe in this team now. I do think we have the physical ability, something just seems to be missing.
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Every single person in the planet knew our receiving corps was sh**.... when our offense cant function without the likes of Michael Pittman (who is having a Very good year) and Alex Pierce (who had a great game), we are in trouble down the stretch. Meanwhile Julio Jones and TY Hilton are just sitting out there looking for a team (They should both play for us now). This is on Chris Ballard. The OL I dont think was as obvious. I think by the time it became known that Smith was a step under where he was last year and that Pinter was not working out at guard, we just didn't have any other options to address from a personnel perspective, so we have to figure out how to make what we have work. This is on Frank Reich. I agree with Puck, I have patience and optimism. At the same time, I think we can all agree that we would have been blown out by the Chiefs if we had played anywhere near the level we played in HOU or JAX. But we weren't because our team found a way to win. So what team shows up against the Tacks? To be honest, I believe that Chris Ballard, Frank Reich and I are in agreement, we have absolutely no idea.
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If the Colts can get even a modest improvement on their offensive line (from awful to average), then Matt Ryan, Jonathan Taylor, and Michael Pittman Jr may very well be the super-dangerous trio that everybody expected them to be ...... and if we get back one of the best defensive players in all of football (Shaquille Leonard), the already solid defense may wind up being one of the 5 best of all 32 teams in the NFL. That said, those are 2 huge "Ifs" ...... it's not necessarily so easy to upgrade an offensive line during the season, and it's quite possible that Shaquille Leonard may wind up missing half of the season. o
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We will spank the Tits Sunday... that is my story and Imma stickin with it!!!
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I hope so or we're in deep shit.
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