Got paid...Got Robbed!
 

Two games into the season the Colts have gotten robbed by the players that they have decided to pay.

Quenton Nelson: Maybe worst game ever

Jonathon Taylor: Dropped passes, pulled off the field in critical moments, has no intention of becoming a 3 down back

Kenny Moore: Missing tackles and a step late in coverage

Zaire Franklin: A complete joke. Producing at backup level production

Michael Pittman: Dropped passes, Short arming throws, not going up and getting contested catches

Feel free to add. But we don't have stars if they don't perform.

I wish Bradley and Ballard were getting paid…




Unemployment checks.

Chris Ballard:
"We Like Our Guys"

Chris Ballard's guys:
"We Like Your Cash"

Sucka!

-You have to rewatch to assess OL, but I don't think they played bad last week and I didn't think they were bad today.

-JT looks good to me. That drop he had was thrown behind and above him when it should've been an easy lead. Otherwise, he was our entire offense.

-Moore had a bad jump on that TD pass for sure, but he doesn't stick out to me.

-Franklin 100% has been invisible. This dude has been a missile the past two years, tracking and sticking dudes. So far in '24, I've only noticed him when he flexes at the crowd after getting run on for 200+ in the first half. To be fair, part of that is the DL not keeping OL off the backers.

-Pittman I feel is going to have the inverse problem Pierce has had. Now, we can get Pierce the ball deep. But we aren't good at sustaining drives and allowing a possession/safety valve guy like Pittman excel. Hopefully that's just "yet."

Taylor was the only good player this game. He had something like 150 scrimmage yards.

Lots of me guys on this squad. Lots of guys worried about their bag, their draft position, their podcasts.

The organization could get the same production for much less and also get guys with much better attitudes. They should consider it.

Matt Gay.

[QUOTE=ChaosTheory;303981]-Y
-JT looks good to me. That drop he had was thrown behind and above him when it should've been an easy lead. Otherwise, he was our entire offense.
/QUOTE]

That wasn't his only drop, and if not for Dulin, may have lost a critical fumble late in the game.

My point being, that when we need big plays in the passing game JT is always on the sidelines. This game and week 18 last season, just to name two.

Obviously the team doesn't trust him in those situations and prefers scrubs off the street to him.

JT is getting paid like an elite RB, but I have never heard one indication from him that he wants to be a 3 down back or improve in the passing game.

pretty much right

although jt was the only part of the offense that was working.

nobody gives a fuck. not relevant at all. just fucking stupid