Luck in Pro Bowl
 

Not sue why, but he is not looking like the same Luck we saw in the regular season. Accuracy seems ff. Hope it is just because of who he is throwing to and not something lingering from the KC game.

Not familiar with teammates, rain, not much at stake. I think he's OK.

People actually watch the pro bowl?

Who the fuck cares?

Pro Bowl worries, really?

As stated, unfamiliar WRs, unfamiliar coaches, players, schemes.

The game is a waste.

They should just play a huge Madden electronic game, everyone elected plays as themselves in Madden

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While I never watch the Pro Bowl because of the fact that it is meaningless (I'm not watching this one), I can understand a tad/bit of paranoia in regard to Luck for a Colts fan who does watch it ...... he played well and was healthy the entire 2018 season, but he did miss the entire season last year due to injury, and so there is always that little bit of doubt anytime anything looks wrong with him (which will probably continue until about the 3rd or 4th game of his 2nd season back from injury, will will mean late September of 2019.)


So while I don't care if Luck throws 5 INT's in the Pro Bowl, I do care that he looks comfortable and effortless in doing so.

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Just because I didn't want to start a new thread on this: how would you describe Eric Ebron? Gamechanger? Weapon? Total system product?

I was having an interesting discussion with a friend before the HOU playoff game where we were debating how many real ballers the Colts have. Like, guys who are damn good regardless of system/scheme and would excel on any team.

I suggested the following as ballers: Luck, Nelson, Hilton, Autry (when healthy), Leonard and Kenny Moore. With Castonzo in that almost tier.

Friend was adamant Ebron should be there. My take was that he is a mismatch weapon, but not really an out-and-out good player. Inside the 20s, he's a nightmare. Between the 20s, he's completely pedestrian unless he gets the perfect matchup.

Glad he's on the team, but just occurred to me a lot of fans probably have differing opinions on the guy.

I wouldn't call him a game changer, but he's likely the #2 receiving option on this team, who becomes #1 in the red zone. He's a matchup nightmare who is difficult to cover, but too frequently has drop issues to be truly elite.

Redzone game changer

He is what makes our red zone success rate go up. Teams lose track of him down there for some reason. That, and he rarely drops a ball there, while he is known to lose track of it between the 20s.

Less RAC possibilities inside the 20, the most important thing there is catching the ball. Maybe he needs to extend his redzone mentality to the whole field.