Colts Lose Out on Rashaan Melvin

[Butter]

Originally Posted by testcase448

Is there now a need at DB or do we have plenty of of proven CBs?

Simple question

Ballard blew this one

You claimed he did not try to re-sign, he did.

Originally Posted by butter

you claimed he did not try to re-sign, he did.

he failed to resign him

failed

[Oldcolt]

Originally Posted by testcase448

he failed to resign him

failed

Sure am glad you are not the gm of this team. Ballard has a plan and is sticking to it. The fact that he makes moves within this plan that most of us find confusing either means he knows a hell of a lot more than us casual fans or he is a stone cold idiot like Grigson. I'm hoping for the first

[rm1369]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

Sure am glad you are not the gm of this team. Ballard has a plan and is sticking to it. The fact that he makes moves within this plan that most of us find confusing either means he knows a hell of a lot more than us casual fans or he is a stone cold idiot like Grigson. I'm hoping for the first

I agree that he believes he has the best plan and is sticking to it, but that in itself doesn’t make it right. And there are more alternatives to that than him being an idiot of Grigsons magnitude.

But for the record I agree with passing on Melvin for CB1 money.

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by testcase448

he failed to resign him

failed

No, he refused to give in to extortion.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by testcase448

he failed to resign him

failed

The only failure I see is in you trolling to get others pissed about something minor.

Originally Posted by Racehorse

The only failure I see is in you trolling to get others pissed about something minor.

REALLY?

Here's some better, more enlightened, opinions than yours...


Winners: Jaguars

Former Panthers left guard Andrew Norwell wasn't heard in any rumors regarding the Jags, but there he is, about to line up next to stud center Brandon Linder and further boost the blocking in front of Leonard Fournette for the league's No. 1 rushing attack. The Jaguars don't want to mess with the running game/physical identity that got them a quarter away from the Super Bowl. At the same time, they took a worthy flyer on a cheaper Robinson in fill-in with former Colt Donte Moncrief.

Losers: Colts

The Colts have a ton of money under the salary cap, but they have been eerily quiet. With the Jaguars being winners in the division, at least the Texans (Aaron Colvin) and Titans (Malcolm Butler) signed impact cornerbacks.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by testcase448

REALLY?

Here's some better, more enlightened, opinions than yours...


Winners: Jaguars

Former Panthers left guard Andrew Norwell wasn't heard in any rumors regarding the Jags, but there he is, about to line up next to stud center Brandon Linder and further boost the blocking in front of Leonard Fournette for the league's No. 1 rushing attack. The Jaguars don't want to mess with the running game/physical identity that got them a quarter away from the Super Bowl. At the same time, they took a worthy flyer on a cheaper Robinson in fill-in with former Colt Donte Moncrief.

Losers: Colts

The Colts have a ton of money under the salary cap, but they have been eerily quiet. With the Jaguars being winners in the division, at least the Texans (Aaron Colvin) and Titans (Malcolm Butler) signed impact cornerbacks.

And the teams that have won media and fan March, have won how many Super Bowls?

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

And the teams that have won media and fan March, have won how many Super Bowls?

How many of those teams will the Colts be looking up at for the next few years?

All of them, particularly galling will be the Fags, Titans and Houston..

[Maniac]

The media has been proclaiming the Jaguars the winners in free agency for years and years. It didn't make a bit of difference. They built their current team primarily through the draft