Luck back week 6

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by 1965southpaw

This is a moot discussion....Kelly is back to practice on Wednesday and Luck status is still "maybe able to practice this week" with the scout team.

http://www.indystar.com/story/sports...dystar%2Fcolts

it is still stupid though

[Coltsalr]

Week 6 Update:

@zkeefer
Matt Hasselbeck on Andrew Luck, on ESPN just now: "He's not close, in my mind."

[Puck]

Brisset is a good quarterback. He can win this if clappy gets ejected from the game

[DrSpaceman]

At this point with this bad coaching, Luck coming back is low on the list of priorities for this team.

As they start to fall further behind in the standings and don't fire Pagano, its pointless for him to be on the field.

[bertjones]

Originally Posted by Coltsalr

Week 6 Update:

@zkeefer
Matt Hasselbeck on Andrew Luck, on ESPN just now: "He's not close, in my mind."

At this point there is no tactical or strategic reason for him to come back
this year.

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by bertjones

At this point there is no tactical or strategic reason for him to come back
this year.

I'd usually disagree. Players need to play. But at this point, just let him heal up and get some good draft picks.

[bertjones]

Originally Posted by Brylok

I'd usually disagree. Players need to play. But at this point, just let him heal up and get some good draft picks.

At this point I just don't want the present coaching staff getting their
paws on him. Let's start from scratch next year with a new a staff
and a new attitude.

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by bertjones

At this point I just don't want the present coaching staff getting their
paws on him. Let's start from scratch next year with a new a staff
and a new attitude.

I understand this overly-protective line of thinking, but consider it this way. Can you reverse a culture of players being too soft by actively tanking and not playing healthy leaders?