You mentioned it. The guy has some violent hands. I love how stout he is on the edge. He doesnt have the highest ceiling, but he has a pretty high floor if that makes sense. He's a football player. We need football players.

Well coached. Professional approach to the game.

I wouldnt mind taking a look at him in the 2nd or 3rd round.

Agreed.

You have to pull the trigger if he's there.

It would be unforgivable if they were to pass on him.

He's got the ability to play in space, Tennessee dropped him into coverage a noticeable amount in the film of him that I watched, and he didn't look like a fish out of water.

Favorite corner in the draft?

I like Lattimore. He has pretty good ball skills and ideal size.

Maybe that's true, there's lots of football I have not watched. I think he would be more successful early if his responsibilities were limited DE. I don't have to tell you that playing in space in the NFL is a lot different than in CFB.

The Colts picked up a 2017 compensatory draft pick. Pick number 38 in the 4th round. This is pick #144 overall... Compensatory free agents are determined by a formula based on salary, playing time and postseason honors. The formula was developed by the NFL Management Council. Not every free agent lost or signed by a club is covered by this formula.


Lost: Coby Fleener; Jerrell Freeman, Dwight Lowery

Gained: Patrick Robinson, Scott Tolzien

:cool:

i would rather have kept freeman and lowery

Me too ...

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Dumb Grigson.

That may well have been an equal part Pags and his inability to work with the talent he has. Freeney was more a system issue than talent.

Fire PAGS! You find a place for a guy like that!

Stephen Holder‏ @HolderStephen
Dalvin Cook just got doone w interviews here. Says he meets w Colts tonight. That's relevant bc of Ballard. KC meets w most its picks here.


Now everyone can freak out over this.

let me try this again since you fucked it up last time



boooo fuck you ballard.


see. you ruined it. you are as worthless as pagano, alr

No chance Cook is drafted by the Colts in the 1st.

He has some character issues, the interview is probably just in case he falls out of the first round.

I'd be happy with Alvin Kamara, if we do draft a RB. Not in the 1st, obviously. 2nd or 3rd.

The Colts have lost the coin toss to the Eagles, and will be picking #15 overall

I cannot imagine it is going to make much of a difference.

We can pick a WR just as well at 15 as at 14.

Oh, wait. Grigson is not GM anymore. :)

Cheers,

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I heard we won the toss, but Pagano deferred ? :cool:

You win the internet for today with that one!

Hopefully Philly will take a running back and none will be left for us. I want pass rushers. If there are ones who are available and worth the pick I would like to see us go pass rusher on both the first two rounds, since this is a draft supposedly deep there. I remember Polian once saying you never pass on a pass rusher or qb.

I believe Philly is looking at WR's, that being said, I wouldn't be opposed to trading back with someone to get multiple picks this year, with as deep as the draft is in our areas of need

Would have been nice to start the off season with a win, even if it was just a coin flip.

I'm hoping Foster falls to us after the surgery and the confrontation that got him sent home

is he a fucking nutjob or what

I'm not so sure I want him now. The combine incident, the injury history and where i saw where one scout says he's not a MIKE LB, that he's a 4-3 WILL scares me.

C'mon that's the meanstreak you want in a MLB

Florida State RB Dalvin Cook tested as ninth-percentile SPARQ athlete at the NFL Combine.
Tennessee RB Alvin Kamara had the highest SPARQ score of any back in Indy, hitting the 79th percentile. Cook was at the opposite end of the spectrum, struggling in the three-cone drill (7.27), 20-yard shuttle (4.53), vertical (30.5"), and broad jump (9'8"). He did run a solid forty (4.49). Still, it was a concerning weekend for a back considered a potential first-round pick. According to 3 Sigma Athlete's Zach Whitman, no running back who tested as a sub-10th-percentile SPARQ athlete has been drafted in the first round in the last 17 years.
Source: 3sigmaathlete.com Mar 4 - 8:23 PM



I...would take Dalvin Cook in the 2nd round. Flame away.

I really don't get your infatuation with Cook? There are possibly10 RB's in the draft who could have better NFL careers and still be drafted later than Cook.

With all the needs on defense the Colts cannot draft a RB earlier than the 3rd round. They just can't.

Sure anybody COULD do better, but I watched a lot of him at FSU (I hate Florida State, so I watched plenty rooting against them) and I think he has what it takes to be truly remarkable.

The bottom line is, I think he's absolutely nasty and he'd absolutely take our offense to the next level.

That said, I'm of course as aware as anyone of our defensive needs. I'm also hoping that Reuben Foster's little meltdown where he had to leave the Combine drops him to us at #15.

With the 15th pick ... Bobby Boucher Linebacker :cool:


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He is a pats fan.

That is why he wants the colts to pick a rb

Your hero man-crush once dealt a 1st round pick for a RB.

Same thing, except this guy will be actually, you know, good.

that never happened

I understand if you've drank enough to forget Trent Richardson, but that trade happened.

Fuck a RB unless Fournette falls to us we GOTTA GO DEFENSE

mchappell51
Add Florida S Marcus Maye to list of players who've met w/Colts. Also DEs Solomon Thomas (Stan), Tarell Basham (Ohio) Davon Godchaux LSU)

I like Marcus Maye a lot. He'd be a reach in the 1st round (not sure I've seen any Mock with him in the first round), but he'd be an awesome get later on. CBS has him at #101 overall, which seems low to me, I think.

@natagu, I know you're a Gators fan, any opinion on him?

Solomon Thomas would be a phenomenal get at #15, but i'd be stunned if we pulled that off.

Lots of 1 or 2 year vet RBs in market.

FIX THE DEFENSE

Cheers

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Peppers is kind of a moron.... he's talented but he's as much of an attention whore as Race is a post whore

Has nothing to do with my man crush

Give me this guy as a Day 3 sleeper:

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profil...nes?id=2558265

Sounds like a new and improved David Parry. 321 pounds and a 5.05 40 time is pretty damn good. And having a guy that compares to Grady Jarrett would be rather nice.

I am firmly in the Derek Barnett camp right now.

I don't care that he a 4.88 40 either. His 10 yd split of 1.70 was respectable, as were his other drills. Also, his 3-cone drill was up there with the best of them. Also, he doesn't look lost dropping into coverage.

I'm also a big fan of Kansas St. Jordan Willis. I've seen him play a few times, he would be a nice option in round 2 or 3.

I really don't care that Ryan Anderson didn't test all that well either. I think we've all seen what that dude can do.

I watched a lot of tape on Hassan Reddick, and really don't know what to think. It really sucks, when you watch defensive play against all of these spread teams that are the norm in CFB today. That's why I love watching tape of defensive players against Michigan. Reddick is used all over the field against those teams and I really couldn't get a handle on what he is, OLB, DE, ILB or none of the above.

Come on Ballard, draft 3 LB's in the first 3 rounds. Just do it damn-it!