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Sit at 4 and see what happens. Can trade back and collect draft picks and roll with Sam and get the #1 for 2024 and get Williams Although I am intrigued by AR15. He could possibly be had in the 2nd. and also Hooker in the 3rd |
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There’s rumblings now that Stroud could possibly return to school.
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Reports are starting to come out that Stroud is staying another year at Ohio State. So now what, suck again next year for the wonder kid?
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I'm going to bet you a snickers bar that Will Levis will be the best QB in this draft. |
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Irsay, Ballard, Saturday, and Sam will get us the #1 pick next season. I'm kidding/not kidding.
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Will Levis does nothing for me. I know I’m not overly impressed by Stroud, but Levis does nothing at all for me.
I can see the talent in Anthony Richardson but I don’t have the appetite for a project player. I’d just as soon nab Will Anderson and suck ass (again) and get Caleb Williams in 2024. |
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According to David Kaplan, Colts are offering Pittman, another player and next years first and are in love with Levis
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Going to try to go the highly intelligent, big stand in the pocket throw darts route again. We have the worst OL in the NFL. Sacked into submission is my expectation. Strikes me as precisely the type of guy Ballard would covet because of his "traits" without any consideration for the team as a whole. Pittman is a solid # 2, so yeah, let's reduce the weaponry for a rookie QB- Genius! Hey, let's let Campbell walk while we're at it. |
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absolutely don't want to trade up
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So....thoughts of trading up for the #1 pick?
No trading up. If its levis at 4, ok, take your shot with a rookie QB. I wont fault ballard for that if he doesnt pan out. But it doesn’t seem any of the top QBs are worth giving up future capital
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Rolling with Sam isn’t a viable option. We aren’t the Cowboys. Colts fans won’t stick around for another season of suck, unless there’s a young highly drafted quarterback playing. |
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Having to take a QB is not true at all. There are FA QB's out there also. You can't waste a #4 pick on a less than elite QB. If Ballard is that confident in one of these guys. It will either make or break him. I wouldn't do it |
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Matt Pryor is going to be our WR1 in 2023 This is of course said in a raspy somewhat southern drawl with a nice concentration of sarcasm intended to serve notice to his haters that he had a plan all along- you / we, we were just too stupid to not see his genius until it all unfolded. |
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As for your question, there are other weapons on this offense, there's the free agent market, and there's the other draft picks the Colts have as well. If all that's given up to move from 4 to 1 is Pittman and next year's 1, that's a coup. |
Pittman wants to leave. I read that days ago, but I don't recall where.
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If Pittman wants to leave, that is fine, someone can give us a high round pick, he is a proven commodity. But i really don't want to trade up in this draft for any of these QB's. This year's class in my opinion, could be as bad as last years.
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Don’t blame him. Probably would like to run more than just slants.
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Before I traded future draft capitol I would take a stud pass rusher, grab Stetson Bennet in the 2nd. round. Yea he is 25, but that is still 12-13 years of good football for todays QB's as they are protected like national treasures. He has won two national titles and can make every throw. He is just as likely to be a good QB as any of the top 4 in the draft. When everything has bust potential written all over it, I would rather it be a 2nd. round bust. He will be there with our first pick in the 2nd.
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