Rivers and the QB situation

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by indcolts18288

Ok so I promise to finally start posting here again. I admit I got caught up on the Facebook groups out of convenience but thank you Tapatalk lol. So obviously after the trade yesterday that takes us completely out of the Herbert and Love situation. I’m probably one of the few who are ok with riding Jacoby one more season and seeing what he can do with help and health. Now I’m wondering if Ballard might take a WR at 34 and a guy like Eason at 44 or vice versa. He’s an immobile gunslinger but so is Rivers. If we sign Rivers I will be PISSED. If you had to guess, what’s Ballard’s next move? Seriously, he reminds me of Polian but with balls.
Jmo,
Pete [emoji23]
Is Pete still here? What about Mr. Sarcasm? What’s his name?! Why can’t I remember?!


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No thank you to Jacoby. I have seen enough. He has been here three years and started two seasons. I think that is enough time to see what he is like. The last half of the season was awful.

Originally Posted by indcolts18288

I do NOT like Hurts at all and pretty sure Ballard and Reich don’t either. According to stampede blue Ballard and Reich both said the kid has talent but is inaccurate. Then went on to say “there’s a lot of things you can teach a young QB, accuracy is not one of them”
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If that is the highest priority, should try to trade up for Burrow.

[JAFF]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/p...ff-the-market/

The Indianapolis Colts are finalizing a deal with Philip Rivers to be their next quarterback, per CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora. Indianapolis has been linked to Rivers for some time and the 38-year old quarterback has found his new home.

Rivers would be reunited with Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni, who spent five seasons as an offensive assistant with the Los Angeles Chargers, who Rivers played for from 2004 to 2019. Colts coach Frank Reich was the offensive coordinator for two seasons with the Chargers, spending three total years with Rivers in San Diego.

Reich was the Chargers' quarterbacks coach in 2013, when Rivers led the NFL by completing 69.5% of his passes, the highest completion percentage of his career. Along with throwing for 4,478 yards and 32 touchdowns that season, Rivers also took care of the football, throwing just 11 interceptions while earning Pro Bowl honors.

Rivers will join a Colts team that faded down the stretch last season, going 2-7 in their last nine games. The past five games were particularly bad for the Colts defense, as they gave up 30-plus points in four of the last five games, allowing 29.4 points per game during the stretch.

Part of the Colts struggles were also on Jacoby Brissett, who started 15 games, going 7-8 in his starts while completing 60.2% of his passes for 2,942 yards, 18 touchdowns and six interceptions for an 88.0 passer rating. Brissett didn't throw a touchdown pass nor for over 200 yards in his last three games played, finishing with a passer rating lower than 70 on all three occurrences.

Brissett's struggles forced the Colts to look elsewhere for their starting quarterback, especially after Andrew Luck's stunning retirement last August and with he Colts missing the playoffs in four of the past five seasons.

In his final season with the Chargers, Rivers completed 66% of his passes for 4,615 yards with 23 touchdowns and he played all 16 games for the 14th consecutive season. While Rivers finished fourth in the NFL in passing yards, he finished third in the NFL with 20 interceptions and had an 88.5 passer rating. His touchdown percentage of 3.9 was his lowest since becoming the Chargers starting quarterback in 2006 and his adjusted net yards gained per pass attempt (7.1) was his lowest since 2012.

Rivers is currently sixth all-time with 59,271 passing yards and sixth in touchdowns (397). His 224 consecutive regular season starts are the second-most all time.

I'm not a fan of Rivers. But I can watch him in a Colts uniform. Brady, absolutely F*CKING NOT

[1965southpaw]

Originally Posted by Puck

I’m pretty sure you southpaw and Dam are the only ones interested in riding Jacoby

Leave me off that list. I'm on record saying his ceiling is that of good backup. As far as your naughty innuendo, I'm satisfied with my BF for those needs....even if he is a Giants fan.

[Puck]

Originally Posted by 1965southpaw

Leave me off that list. I'm on record saying his ceiling is that of good backup. As far as your naughty innuendo, I'm satisfied with my BF for those needs....even if he is a Giants fan.

what naughty innuendo?

[1965southpaw]

Originally Posted by Puck

what naughty innuendo?

Perhaps Mrs. Puck can explain it to you.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by albany ed

Any QB who can get us a couple of trips to the SB is more than I could even hope. That's HOF type stuff.

Well, the best quarterback I have ever seen only got us to two of them, so you might be correct.

[smitty46953]

Originally Posted by 1965southpaw

Leave me off that list. I'm on record saying his ceiling is that of good backup. As far as your naughty innuendo, I'm satisfied with my BF for those needs....even if he is a Giants fan.

Giants fan ? Poor guy

[indcolts18288]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

No thank you to Jacoby. I have seen enough. He has been here three years and started two seasons. I think that is enough time to see what he is like. The last half of the season was awful.



If that is the highest priority, should try to trade up for Burrow.

I don’t think he was saying it’s the highest priority. I think he was all but saying Hurts isn’t accurate.


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[indcolts18288]

Originally Posted by DragonTails

Rivers is going to be a complete disaster for this team.

He is too old and a complete statue in the pocket with a noodle arm. He will have more ints than tds guaranteed.

Lets not forget the current QB was 5-2 and 16/4 when the WR/TEs were healthy. I'd rather roll with him and spend money else where if we are not drafting a QB.

Idk complete disaster is a little dramatic, no?


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[indcolts18288]

Originally Posted by rcubed

I think it was more about where the team was headed with luck at the helm rather than what he had done up to that point. gave ballard's plan a huge setback.

This is true.


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