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Old 11-01-2022, 12:00 PM
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This is the easiest scapegoat for the Colts. Now they will just say Frank will take over Play calling the rest of season.. UH DUH! What has changed??
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This is the easiest scapegoat for the Colts. Now they will just say Frank will take over Play calling the rest of season.. UH DUH! What has changed??
frank has always called the plays.
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Old 11-01-2022, 12:17 PM
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frank has always called the plays.
Agree, that's why I said what has changed?
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Old 11-01-2022, 12:23 PM
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Now they will just say Frank will take over Play calling the rest of season..
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frank has always called the plays.

Keefer has indicated that Reich will take over the OC job duties for the rest of this season.

I am guessing this means that Reich will have a little more face time with the players on offense now.

And not ideal that there isn't another coach here because Reich used the OC as a sounding board when developing the game plan. So I guess Reich will be talking with himself now.

But yes, Frank has almost always called the plays on offense on game day so no change for that task.
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It’s the fact that this line has become shit overnight. Who here thought Nelson/Smith/Kelly would be this bad? Who thought we couldn’t find a r guard who was adequate? Fischer over Leno is enough to get Ballard fired. I cannot think of offensive linemen who has regressed this much in so quick a time. Coaching may not be up to par but this is on Ballard almost totally. He kept bragging about knowing how to bring in the ‘right’ kind of players, self-motivators that he and his staff could pick out. It seemed like a difficult thing to do, get inside someone’s head like that, and obviously he didn’t. He instead gave huge money to guys who obviously only care about making money-they got their contracts and don’t give a shit. Oh they will talk a good game but what they put out on the field says everything to me. I can’t stand this commitment to mediocrity this team has.
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It’s the fact that this line has become shit overnight. Who here thought Nelson/Smith/Kelly would be this bad? Who thought we couldn’t find a r guard who was adequate? Fischer over Leno is enough to get Ballard fired. I cannot think of offensive linemen who has regressed this much in so quick a time. Coaching may not be up to par but this is on Ballard almost totally. He kept bragging about knowing how to bring in the ‘right’ kind of players, self-motivators that he and his staff could pick out. It seemed like a difficult thing to do, get inside someone’s head like that, and obviously he didn’t. He instead gave huge money to guys who obviously only care about making money-they got their contracts and don’t give a shit. Oh they will talk a good game but what they put out on the field says everything to me. I can’t stand this commitment to mediocrity this team has.
After reading this it brings back a memory of Ballard comments. I believe it was 2018 Colts training camp. Not sure what year it was. But his words were.

Ballard: I screwed it up last year, I should’ve addressed it last year. I didn’t address the depth. It taught me a great lesson that we’re gonna fix it.


So here the Colts are again OL terrible..
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It’s the fact that this line has become shit overnight. Who here thought Nelson/Smith/Kelly would be this bad? Who thought we couldn’t find a r guard who was adequate? Fischer over Leno is enough to get Ballard fired. I cannot think of offensive linemen who has regressed this much in so quick a time. Coaching may not be up to par but this is on Ballard almost totally. He kept bragging about knowing how to bring in the ‘right’ kind of players, self-motivators that he and his staff could pick out. It seemed like a difficult thing to do, get inside someone’s head like that, and obviously he didn’t. He instead gave huge money to guys who obviously only care about making money-they got their contracts and don’t give a shit. Oh they will talk a good game but what they put out on the field says everything to me. I can’t stand this commitment to mediocrity this team has.
This doesn't compute. Your question essentially points out how unexpected and baffling that our O-line, particularly our three stalwarts, have played so poorly this year after having been arguably our biggest team strength since 2018. How do we then turn around and shit on him for paying those three guys when the time came?

He should've known better? That's the real mind-reading shit.

That's like saying the Browns' GM should go ahead and replace Bitonio, Teller, and Conklin this off-season because they're going to suck next year. Yeah, they've been great the past few years, but whatever.

By the way, once again regarding Ballard criticism, crickets when it comes to the defense or how he may have been right about our WR's.
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Doyel: Colts fire offensive coordinator Marcus Brady? They got wrong man

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INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Colts fired offensive coordinator Marcus Brady on Tuesday. Apparently he oversaw the offensive line, the highest-paid group in the NFL and the torpedo to the Colts' season.

Marcus Brady apparently oversaw the quarterback room, too. Matt Ryan arrived this offseason with a proven track record, 14 years at a near-Hall of Fame level in Atlanta, and fell off a damn cliff here.

Marcus Brady apparently called the plays, too. The Colts offense hasn’t gotten into a rhythm all season, other than late-game situations when the defense is tired and playing soft coverage and Ryan was showing the one skill that carried over from Atlanta to Indianapolis, the ability to perform in crunch time. Otherwise, the Colts are near the bottom of the league in points, turnovers, rushing yards, you name it.


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Does Marcus Brady also pick the players, going skimpy at receiver and left tackle and right guard, oversights that gutted the offense? Does he dabble in defense, too? While it has been mostly stout this season, the Colts are in the bottom half of the league in sacks and turnovers.

I mean, seriously. How many areas of one team can Marcus Brady screw up?

Here’s your answer:

None.

The Colts just undercut Marcus Brady because someone had to go down.

And it wasn’t going to be anyone who is actually to blame.

Then Indianapolis Colts assistant quarterbacks coach Marcus Brady works with his players at the Colts training camp at Grand Park in Westfield on Tuesday Aug 21
Chris Strausser still has job? Scott Milanovich? Frank Reich, Chris Ballard?

Turns out, Chris Strausser coaches the Colts offensive line, and Kevin Mawae is his assistant. The Colts’ offensive line, with its combination of sacks allowed (26th worst in the NFL) and rushing yards per carry (29th), is statistically the worst in the league. Strausser and Mawae have their jobs today.


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Turns out, Scott Milanovich coaches the Colts’ quarterbacks, and Parks Frazier is his assistant. Before being benched, Matt Ryan was leading the league in turnovers, interceptions and fumbles, a clean sweep, while ranking 28th in the league in passer rating among quarterbacks with at least 400 yards passing. You could argue that Ryan, too, has been the worst quarterback in the NFL. Milanovich and Frazier have their jobs today.


Turns out, coach Frank Reich calls the offensive plays. The Colts are 30th in the league in points scored, making it one of the three worst offenses in the NFL. Reich has his job today.

General Manager Chris Ballard put together a roster that has already had multiple massive changes at offensive line because the plan at two spots, left tackle and right guard, failed. The Colts have no depth at receiver, and little perimeter pass rush. Coordinator Gus Bradley oversees a defense that does a poor job of affecting the quarterback and taking the ball away.
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For Fuck's sake, what in the fuck is going on on 56th Street?

What in the fuck of fucks is Jim Irsay doing? Frank Reich is pushing up on Gotti for the greatest teflon barrier of all time- even Gotti got hit at some point, shit!

Been a fan of this team since the early 70's, seen a lot of dysfunction over the years but would much rather have stumbling and bumbling blitzed out of his mind Bob out there firing the real culprit than letting the culprit be allowed to blame everyone else for his failures while he continues to royally fuck the organization.

Frank Reich is not just a trash coach, dude is proving his "good guy" persona is bullshit too, dude is straight up trash!

STEP DOWN NOW FRANK!!!!
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what in the fuck of fucks is jim irsay doing? Frank reich is pushing up on gotti for the greatest teflon barrier of all time- even gotti got hit at some point, shit!


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