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Colts should go Levis.
Let them compete and see from there.
Let them compete and see from there.
2023 NFL Draft Thread: Rounds 4-7 4/29
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by CP1708,
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- Aug 20, 2001
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Doesn't that seem wasteful for an early second round pick on a team with so many needs?
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Irsay back on that
elpablo21
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Does he think Montana and Young were drafted the same year??
- Aug 20, 2001
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I think he is just referencing their brief time overlapping in San Francisco but in a coked out of his mind way
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dacomeup
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Really good. Love that for y’all. He’s a versatile piece he can play safety and corner
raider5
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In that scenario, I absolutely expect fans to call for Richardson. But if the coaches/players know that dude isn't ready then it'll be justifiable here too since no one will be getting fired now. Ballard bought himself atleast 2 years after that selection.
You'd have to look at/listen to all of their off-season moves and interviews to realize that this isn't an organization that expects to compete this year.
They are actually hoping that a couple of the rookies from this year's draft become starters this year, it's pretty much a rebuild that is understood by everyone involved.
- Feb 12, 2005
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I think the Colts should have a built-in plan to start Richardson around the time 1/3 of the season is complete regardless of record and if they happen to be 6-0, 5-1, then you possibly re-evaluate that decision when the time comes, if it presents itself.
He didn't have many college starts. He needs reps and is not coming off an injury. The team won't learn anything of him while he's "learning" on the sidelines. I don't see that approach as a route that makes sense in this scenario. He needs to take his lumps (mentally, not physically) and learn via game action.
He didn't have many college starts. He needs reps and is not coming off an injury. The team won't learn anything of him while he's "learning" on the sidelines. I don't see that approach as a route that makes sense in this scenario. He needs to take his lumps (mentally, not physically) and learn via game action.
dontsteponmyshoes
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Bomani and Foxworth were talking about Anthony Richardson and some model thats used to compare players and the closest match among all active or former NFL players is Khalil Mack at 89% 
thats insane
thats insane
- Dec 23, 2003
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Clout chaser trash talking an old man at the game with his wife
I wish I was part of W’s secret service team that day
Cause I would’ve beat that ugly jersey off his asss for saying that dumb
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Man it ain’t just CJs mama, ooooohweeee 
DeadsetAce
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Once again we 15 minutes in and still haven't had a pick.
These fools have had ALL DAMN DAY. Pick should have been in before the booing stopped.
man you KNOW this is how it goes! this ain't anything new!
but yeah i wish they would let it rip already
DeadsetAce
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Once again we 15 minutes in and still haven't had a pick.
These fools have had ALL DAMN DAY. Pick should have been in before the booing stopped.
what annoys me is the time from the pick being in to when it's announced. THAT is the gap i don't get
elpablo21
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The script is real yall
DeadsetAce
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obvious pick
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The first shocker of the night.
raider5
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i think it was more of a shocker they didnt take him in round 1.
