Colt's Rookie of the Year

[CletusPyle]

I voted Woods...but Pierce never had a chance to excel with this offense, his time will come!

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

Is this even a question?

Who has contributed anywhere close to Thomas this season?

raimann

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Forgot about Thomas, pretty impressive.

But Raimann was just ranked 7th best tackle in the league since week 12. Not rookies, but the whole league.

Makes me question the math

[HoosierinFL]

I voted Thomas but Raimann also worthy

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Forgot about Thomas, pretty impressive.

But Raimann was just ranked 7th best tackle in the league since week 12. Not rookies, but the whole league.

What is that ranking based on out of curiosity?

Originally Posted by omahacolt

raimann

You're right. They're actually closer in snap count than I would've thought (605 to 580). Thomas has just been in there since he bumped Nick Cross in Week 3. Raimann basically had to wait until Week 9 before he got sole possession of LT.

[TheMugwump]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

Is this even a question?

Who has contributed anywhere close to Thomas this season?

Well, I agree.

But not everyone does, thus the...question.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by TheMugwump

Well, I agree.

But not everyone does, thus the...question.

You're good. I was too hasty. They almost have the same snap count which surprised me. Raimann at LT obviously is a bigger impact all else equal.
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Real quick on all these guys...


Pierce has flashed that he can be a downfield playmaker. He may not end up as a total route tree guy, but if we get a QB that can threaten downfield consistently, A.) he'll make plays and B.) it'll aid underneath routes for him (and everyone else).

Woods, even more than Pierce, looks like he can be a real weapon going forward with a proper QB. We still need a lunchpail type of TE.

Thomas was unexpected for me coming in, but he can play. Nick Cross is still exciting to me going forward. He's a full three years younger than Thomas and Blackmon so give him time to digest the mental part.

Raimann needed to be thrown to the wolves. The early rotating, the injury, then pulling him in and out until Week 9 all hampered him. He keeps getting better. If he can hold down LT for the foreseeable future as a #77 overall, that's great.

[apballin]

Hard vote because of the QB / shitty season but I went with Rainman I think after being thrown in the fire dudes actually played pretty good

[Brylok]

Voted for Raimann

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Voted for Raimann

So did I. Ballard found a gem in that guy. Not that the others are slouches, but he looks like the real deal, and should only get better.