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As I just said in my previous post, this is probably correct, and the best decision now would be to go with Riley Leonard for the team's final 3 games of the season. 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 ...... and as Sherck pointed out, there is a good chance that other teams will adjust to him now that they have seen him play, and they will probably start picking off his short, looping passes. I stand corrected. o |
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As I just yesterday in another thread, I have changed my mind again ...... I believe that Uncle Phil gives us the best chance to win, as Puck asserted. o |
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Uncle Phil was fine tonight ...... the Colts' defense was absolutely atrocious. o |
I want Uncle Phil as our OC
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Brady was a late round with knocks and reasons why he couldn't play in the NFL. Bledsoe getting hurt proved them to be idiots as well. History in the NFL tells you anyone can succeed despite what the pundits say. We won't know which side he falls on until he gets the chance. We ain't making the playoffs so might as well see. Barring a miracle we won't see DJ next year, so something has to work. |
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A) l Since the retirement of Andrew Luck in 2019, the only season in which the Colts were a bona-fide contender was 2020, when our starting quarterback was Philip Rivers. B) l When the Colts' once-sizzling 2025 season was coming apart, the man who almost salvaged it and saved it from ruin was ...... Philip Rivers. Something tells me that Irsay and Ballard ought to beg Uncle Phil to come back and play in 2025, as he appears to be a modern-day Earl Morrall/George Blanda. o |
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But it’s a moot point because they’re gonna ride with Rivers. |
AR can't even be on the sidelines without sunglasses. He's fucked up. That "cleared to work out" designation is really not registering with people.
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I do agree that there must still be issues. I'm rooting for the kid. Just not this yr |
I will add that if the Texans lose on Saturday it has to be Rivers at QB against the Jags.
If we are out I hope they put in Riley to shut everyone up who thinks he's ready. NO WAY he can run that offense like rivers can. NO WAY But some will need to see it for themselves. And I am a Riley fan. Just not yet |
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@RomeovilleKid · 2h #Colts HC Shane Steichen says QB Philip Rivers will start against the #Jaguars regardless of whether Indy is eliminated from the playoffs. Says it wouldn't be "fair" to Riley Leonard to start the rookie on 24 hours notice if Rivers takes the first-team reps all week. |
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That's the kind of kid I will be rooting for, and he wouldn't be the first guy that was underestimated and proved the experts wrong. If we are eliminated Sunday I hope Riley starts in Houston. |
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A lot of qbs weren’t great passers in college and he played in a run heavy offense so I’m not gonna hold that against him. I’ll take the tough competitor as my qb every time, we’re clearly not asking any QB to be Mahomes or Allen in this offense. |
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If he’s not ready or wasn’t ready they should’ve brought in a QB when Jones originally got hurt |
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Unless Rivers gets hurt or gets typhoid fever or something, he’s taking every snap for the rest of the season. My guess is Steichen wants to persuade Rivers to come back next year. |
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This whole discussion is depressing. We are arguing over Riley Leonard vs Phillip Rivers as our QB. What a shitshow.
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Do you think we as fans need to see what the coaches and players see everyday in practice to decide if he is the future? So far the coaches say no. I don't hear any player on the team showing disappointment in PR playing |
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it would be awesome if he was a quality starter but I am guessing his ceiling is a quality backup. and that is fine by me. he clearly isn't ready though all that said, this is the colts, so he may be the best QB to ever play and the colts might fuck that evaluation up |
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This article was written on Monday, prior to the Colts' game against the 49ers. Inside Philip Rivers’ Startling NFL Comeback (By Ryan Hockensmith) https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...g-nfl-comeback o |
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JMO. Pete |
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https://x.com/HolderStephen/status/2...613482194?s=20 Stephen Holder @HolderStephen · Dec 24 This is a great explanation of why Philip Rivers can still play at a respectable level at 44. Relatedly, Colts OC Jim Bob Cooter said today that Philip is recognizing blitzes that even the coaches misread pre-snap. PhD level QB play. |
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I love the annoyed expression on Uncle Phil's face any time one of his teammates fucks up ...... he's like a 39 year-old Jimmy Connors who made it to the Semi-Finals of the US Open in 1991. Connors would look at the judge incredulously after a bad call, and say, l "I'm 39 years-old working my butt off out here, and you're pulling that nonsense ??? C'mon now, man." o |
Accountability. Something that this team needs.
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