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[Indystu2]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

That doesn't mean shit (Harbaugh saying he is staying in Michigan). People change their minds all the time. Nobody has any idea what people are thinking or even who will end up being the best head coach out of the bunch. It is a crap shoot (except for proven failures like Saturday).

!. Hire a weasel liar who says they will stay then bail at the last minute (like Sabin) and that's what you will get. I would not want that kind of character to head my football club.

2. Whoever they hire has a TON of work to do over multiple seasons. Good luck with that.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

That doesn't mean shit (Harbaugh saying he is staying in Michigan). People change their minds all the time. Nobody has any idea what people are thinking or even who will end up being the best head coach out of the bunch. It is a crap shoot (except for proven failures like Saturday).

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...t/69812648007/

I doubt he will change his mind for this year

[Dewey 5]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Jeff Saturday or Leslie Frazier here we go.

More than likely. Gross

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

Maybe happy is the wrong word. I just find it hard to believe that people in the Colts organization (Reich, etc.) didn't think that handing the starting LT spot to Pryor was a bad idea. There were a lot of us on the board who felt it was a really bad move, and you would think guys like Reich would have forgotten more about football than schlubs like us know about the game. Of course you would also think Ballard would know the importance of the LT position, but based on his actions and comments I don't think he does.

At any rate, water under the bridge I suppose. Hopefully Raimann is the answer at LT and the OL gets back to playing at least decent football again next year. We'll see if Ballard has learned his lesson and at least hedges the position, but I kind of doubt it.

One of my criticisms of Ballard is that he likes to clear a path for a rookie to come in, get playing time and take over a position. Whereas other teams like the Bills would bring in more redundancy. I think Kelly was some redundancy but he was hurt at the beginning of the year.

Pryor was so bad though, not sure why they just didn’t play Raimann. Maybe they thought Pryor would raise his game.

[Dewey 5]

Take Ben Johnson off the list. He decided to stay with the Lions. Meaning he had little interest of going to any of these teams needing a coach.

[apballin]

I’m actually good with Dan Quinn, pairing him back up with Bradley is fine with me

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Dewey 5

Take Ben Johnson off the list. He decided to stay with the Lions. Meaning he had little interest of going to any of these teams needing a coach.

Rumors his interviews were kinda meh too.

I’m for Demeco Ryan’s, if not him Morris.

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

One of my criticisms of Ballard is that he likes to clear a path for a rookie to come in, get playing time and take over a position. Whereas other teams like the Bills would bring in more redundancy. I think Kelly was some redundancy but he was hurt at the beginning of the year.

Pryor was so bad though, not sure why they just didn’t play Raimann. Maybe they thought Pryor would raise his game.

And your criticism is valid since that strategy leads to things like no pass rush, horrible OL play, lack of playmakers at WR, etc., etc. etc.

[rm1369]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

And your criticism is valid since that strategy leads to things like no pass rush, horrible OL play, lack of playmakers at WR, etc., etc. etc.

I wonder how it’s perceived in the locker room. It would piss me off knowing year after year they are more focused on development than winning.

[Dewey 5]

Bengals OC Brian Callahan will interview tomorrow.