Sunday predictions.

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

You gave me examples of teams that had little patience, cycled through GMs and head coaches like they were the latest fashion trends, and therefore had no organizational consistency and continued to be bad because of it.The successful organizations don't do this.

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They are examples of bad teams not evolving into good teams, and there are many more throughout NFL history. You specifically specifically said ...... "Being at either extreme will get you to the other extreme quicker than being mediocre"


You were wrong. Being at either extreme will not necessarily get you to the other extreme quickly and/or quicker than mediocrity will, as you asserted. Take a page from your own signature (I was wrong ..... Omaha), and follow said advice for yourself.

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[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Of course I don't want the organization to be incompetent like Jimmy Haslam's operation, but since Carlie Irsay-Gordon is a third generation NFL owner, I'm sure she's smart enough to see how good organizations operate, and how bad organizations operate. So, assuming that is the case, I don't think she's going to go fire crazy and not allow there to be any consistent organizational structure or culture. If that's the case, then being terrible will get you to be competitive much faster than being mediocre will.

Talk in Nashville is their impatient owner is a huge factor in their collapse from the number 1 seed to the number 1 pick. Her impatience fired John Robinson, then Vrabel, and now they have an almost rookie HC and a rookie GM. And the team is almost totally devoid of talent outside of a few players.

[Oldcolt]

In my experience as a Colts fan being shitty does not guarantee anything. However, every time we got really good it was from being shitty first. Hard to get game changers, really hard to find them outside of the top 10. I hope we finally win an opener but it’s going to take way more than that to make me believe in this group

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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They are examples of bad teams not evolving into good teams, and there are many more throughout NFL history. You specifically specifically said ...... "Being at either extreme will get you to the other extreme quicker than being mediocre"


You were wrong. Being at either extreme will not necessarily get you to the other extreme quickly and/or quicker than mediocrity will, as you asserted. Take a page from your own signature (I was wrong ..... Omaha), and follow said advice for yourself.

o

The key to making the jump from mediocre to contender is usually an impact player being added. KC was a mediocre team before Mahomes. Aaron Donald did the same for the Rams. Someone mentioned Bosa in SF. Joe Burrow replacing Dalton did it for Cincy. We need to hope Latu or someone else is our impact player.

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

The key to making the jump from mediocre to contender is usually an impact player being added. KC was a mediocre team before Mahomes. Aaron Donald did the same for the Rams. Someone mentioned Bosa in SF. Joe Burrow replacing Dalton did it for Cincy. We need to hope Latu or someone else is our impact player.

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I think so, too. Those are all good examples.

The plight of Daniel Jones (and how well he plays) will likely be a factor for the 2025 Colts, also ...... of course, if we have an offensive line similar to the one that was "blocking" for Matt Ryan in 2022, it's going to be a long season for him (and us.)

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[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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They are examples of bad teams not evolving into good teams, and there are many more throughout NFL history. You specifically specifically said ...... "Being at either extreme will get you to the other extreme quicker than being mediocre"


You were wrong. Being at either extreme will not necessarily get you to the other extreme quickly and/or quicker than mediocrity will, as you asserted. Take a page from your own signature (I was wrong ..... Omaha), and follow said advice for yourself.

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dam will never admit he is wrong. he is like someone else I have to read about everyday. always right and has never made a mistake. clearly full of shit.

not many people behave like this, but they are out there.

[apballin]

I’ll be in the building and I predict I’ll have atleast 3 Blue drinks and I’ll be hoarse by halftime

[apballin]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

Waller won't even play, and is a has been. Tua can't do shit, if he's on his ass, due to a shit OL.

Waller is officially OUT… you called it

[albany ed]

If I were a betting man, I'd take the Colts in this game.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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I think so, too. Those are all good examples.

The plight of Daniel Jones (and how well he plays) will likely be a factor for the 2025 Colts, also ...... of course, if we have an offensive line similar to the one that was "blocking" for Matt Ryan in 2022, it's going to be a long season for him (and us.)

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Jones is a lot more mobile that Ryan. That should help a lot.