Seriously, but how long before they make the Nelson "Teabag Special" illegal? :rolleyes:

PFF snippet on Nelson:
That translates into Nelson having allowed pressure on the QB on just 2 of the 158 pass attempts (155 by Luck, 2 by Brissett and 1 by Ebron) the Colts have run during weeks 6 - 11.

The rook is pretty unreal and is as advertized pre-draft with all the hype. It looks like he can walk the walk of being a top tier NFL lineman.

Walk Worthy,

Nelson is absolutely killing it this season, yeah he's been beat a few times here and there,that happens to the best of them (the defense gets paid too), but the mentality he brings to the O-Line has been incredible and contagious.

I love the fact that no matter what, he plays through the whistle every play.

Pay attention to the end of the plays, he's always the one picking up his teammates after a play, or to congratulate them on a 68 yard touchdown bomb, like TY this week when Nelson "Simba'd" him. TY even rewarded him with the football to spike.

This team is having fun out there, something I haven't been able to say for several years.

I am fortunate to have season tickets this year, although it's a boring ass 3hr drive from Michiana every week, I can't wait to renew/upgrade for next year. The crowd has even gotten back into things after a slow start early on.

As an HS/Youth O-line coach, he's incredible to watch in person and will provide some good tape to show my boys.

Been watching him in person for a few years now, but seems to really have figured things out these last 2 years, just glad it wasn't only a product of being surrounded by elite talent at ND and glad to see Mcglinchey having similar success at San Fran.

Please re watch the third and nine with two minutes to go in the fourth quarter of tonight's Dolphin's game. When Luck starts his scramble he and the entire offensive and defensive line are at the Colts 35 EXCEPT for Nelson and his man who Nelson has freakin stonewalled at the Colts 40. Not only does Luck run thru the hole make by Nelson's damn stonewall, Nelson holds his block until after Luck runs up behind his big ass and throws for the first down. Damn this guy is a difference maker.

Dude mentioned on Baldinger's twitter site that Nelson got a few holding calls on him. I love Baldy's answer


Terry Brodnik
‏ @tbrodnik
13h13 hours ago
Replying to @BaldyNFL @Colts @BigQ56

@BigQ56 played well but got his name called by the official a few times today. Was it something D was doing in particular that was getting him today, officials just calling it a bit different, or ???
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Brian Baldinger
‏Verified account @BaldyNFL
13h13 hours ago

Who cares what the stripes call. They won 5 in a row. He annihilates people b/c he wants to crush their spirit. Live with it
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lol...............b/c he wants to crush their spirit. That's the best!

On a different note, I remember a quote by Andrew a few weeks ago regarding Nelson having the biggest back he has ever seen. Since then I have been trying to get a good visual of Nelson standing next to normal sized people. I finally had the chance yesterday as I was at the game and could see the colts sideline pretty closely. I saw him standing next to support personnel a couple of times and that dude's torso is ginormous. You couple that with a mentality of destroying the oppositions.....Can't imagine that coming at me across the line.

tea bagging.

https://twitter.com/geoffschwartz/st...83997964943361

That was one of the first things I noticed about that play.

Off topic but I really love the speed blue color rush uni's. They look fantastic. Simple, bold, and strong.

OMG the comments are great. In all seriousness, though, you'd think he'd worry about an angry lineman punching him in his junk especially if it becomes known that teabagging is his thing. I know I would......that is if I had some junk. :D

https://twitter.com/jco3215/status/1067912191918125057

:D

You'd punch your own junk?

Anyone that watched the Colts last year or in 2011 knows all about punching their own junk.

LOL, never! Guess I wasn't clear.

1. I don't have junk - I'm a girl :eek:
2. My point was now that it's known Nelson has a habit of teabagging he should worry that the lineman will target HIS JUNK.

As soon as he does it to a Patriot it will become illegal. "Unsportsmanlike Conduct, #56, he was giving him the business"

Girls don’t have junk, they have clown pockets.

I tea bagged Dams mom once... Dam tried to tell me I was doing it wrong. I said I thought coaching didnt matter Dam!

Gonna need pictures or your lying

You do know chicks have pockets in their panties right?

Back me up Southpaw. After you go check of course

Lol. First time I've heard that one. :D:D

If only I knew how to attach a picture on this site.......:rolleyes:

After first hand inspection, I can confirm we do......in the interest of accuracy (I know this board has high standards) I reconfirmed a few more times just to be sure. :p

Send it to me. I’ll take care of it...... a couple of times

I banged a fat girl once.. that's where she kept her twinkies.

If puck made you jerk off, you need to raise your standards

Lots of good quotes/insight into Nelson by DL coach Dave DeGuglielmo in this new Indy Star article:

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...us/2152133002/

Love this quote:

I love this quote about Glowinski as well:
We drafted Nelson on purpose.

We lucked into Glowinski.

And with Smith producing well at RT, this O-Line is a hugely rebuilt beast.

If we can keep them healthy and re-signed, the next couple of seasons could be a LOT of fun.

Walk Worthy,

To make it as an elite team you need to 'luck' out on a player or two. Coaching really helps. Remember the beginning of the year. Luck wasn't throwing anything (hardly) deep. It looks now as if Reich had an idea of how to develop the line and keep Luck alive by not asking them to do to much until they got healthy and began to function as a unit. He put them in situations where they could succeed and built on that. Did the same thing with Wilson. Put him in situations where he could succeed then is slowly building on it. We get to watch him in real time develop (hopefully). It's fun to see the organization work together to get talent and then try to develop it. This is looking really good for us Freaks if we can keep this up.

We got a good one in Reich, ladies and gents. This organization is going to be very successful with good, transparent leadership at the top between Ballard and Reich.

They seem to work very well together. The complete opposite of Pagano and Grigson. Or to a lesser extent, Polian and Caldwell.

Absolutely agree. And I think we can add ownership (Irsay) to this as well. The guy is pretty hands off and gives the people he hires (Ballard and Reich) lots of latitude to implement their plans. He’s not a meddler like Dan Snyder or Jerry Jones, which is somewhat remarkable given that Irsay grew up in a football family and could easily have developed an attitude that he knows better than everyone else how to run the team.

You mean like Jerry Jones?