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That might be a good idea, and it might be just what they do. In the game thread, I said that I thought that the Colts might be intending to start Leonard in the final 2 intra-division games against the Jaguars and the Texans, and that the reason why they wanted Rivers to play today was for him to get one full game of experience under his belt in case Leonard got hurt in those games ...... now Rivers has that one full game of experience under his belt, so he will be ready to get back out there if we go with Riley, and Riley gets injured. o |
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The chances that Riley Leonard would have given the Colts a better chance to win today's game is 50/50 ...... he's much younger than Rivers, he's much more mobile than Rivers, and he has much more arm-strength than Rivers ...... but I doubt that he would have been able to complete 15-out-of-his-last-19 passes like Rivers did today, including 2 incompletions that were intentional. Leonard played well last week, but he's still a total wildcard ....... he may wind up being a good starting quarterback in the NFL, he may wind up being a good 2nd-string quarterback in the NFL, or he could wind up sucking with hardly any NFL career at all. o |
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Has anybody else heard the theory that Rivers came back because he didn't think he would get in the HOF on a first vote over Eli, and that unless Stafford retires this season he feels he would be the best QB in 5 years?
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After having seen what Old Man Rivers has left in the tank, I think opposing defenses in our last three games, all of which are solid to good, are going to throttle the heck out of the run game and short passing game and dare him to throw it over 20 yards in the air.....
....which, when he did, were complete rainbows ready for interception. While I was entertained yesterday with an almost win in a game I felt like we should lose by 21, OMR is not going to get us to the playoffs and if by some miracle we back in, will not win us a playoff game. His game is just too limited at this point in his career. On that note, HATS OFF to the Colts defense. They played a heck of a good game yesterday minus some of their playmakers (Buck, Sauce, Ward). It was a HECK of a performance. |
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After further introspection, you're probably right. We probably caught lightning-in-a-bottle with Philip Rivers yesterday, and that is probably the best that we'll see of him if he continues to play. I initially said that I think that we should continue to play Philip Rivers for the last 3 games of the season, but I think that that would be a mistake ...... Riley Leonard, as inexperienced as he is, is very likely our best shot at winning any more games this season. o |
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