I do like the colts odds with a healthy Luck and no pagano. Still this team needs talent. Are we going to add any?

I sure hope so. They kind of have to because CBA. Definitely through the draft. There are actually quite a few interesting free agents still out there. Maybe Ballard doesn't want to hamper himself with mega contracts?

The Polian teams were always contending for a SB. There were some very good established players on those squads.

This is a last place team. They will finish last again in 2018. Hard to fuck up the locker room when you suck & are void of talent.

There are a few, and they are Hall of Fame caliber selections ...

Leonard Davis (G-DAL) Last one picked (2001,Pick #2)
Johnathon Ogden (G-BAL) (1996, Pick #4) (Drafted as a G) Hall of Fame
John Hannah (G-NE) (1973, Pick #4) Hall of Fame
Tom Mack (G-LAR) (1966, Pick #2) Hall of Fame

Although didn't play in Super Bowl Chris Hinton long time Colt was drafted #4 in 1983 by the Broncos before going to Baltimore played both G and T

Sorry took so long hope your wait wasn't to bad ....

Not saying Nelson belongs in HOF so no need to keep arguing your point, just answering a question :cool:

Saw someone on Twitter say the Colts were closing in on Carlos Hyde, but I don't know if it was credible.

Ogden started at LT in his Super Bowl. So, in the Super Bowl era, there have been 3 former top 15 OGs to start a Super Bowl, while in the past decade, there have been 8 former top 15 pass rushers to start a Super Bowl. I think my point is made.

Never said he started at G believe it says drafted as a G .. Don't recall anyone saying there were more Guards than pass rushers. Therefore, You had no point to make. Maybe for once you can admit that opinions although different from yours do not require constant argument. I am not trying to sway your opinion nor will you sway mine... :cool:

That would be a great pickup.

NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala reports free agent Frank Gore will visit the Lions this week. :cool:

But, factor in SB contender and no state tax into the equation.