Colts are trying to hand him the monster contract, his father should get him out of Indianapolis. The team is going to get worse to now with less money to spend. Some guy said it reminds him of LeBron in Cleveland, I agree, different sport but he has no support. He didnt play well but he doesnt have much help on offense either. Imagine Peyton retires next season and Luck slips right into denver?
Luck should come here lol imagine that - real talk we do have more pieces then the Colts - Decker / Harvin / Amaro / Kerley
Anyone who can catch the ball is better than what they have. Luck can't force his way out until next season. They are trying to pay him the biggest contract ever right now to prevent this. That organimation doesnt deserve him, they will ruin him. It's no quick fix either, they basically need to rebuild from the bottom. What a disgrace that general manager is.
I'm sure Colt fans are missing Arians right about now. There is no way Luck leaves the Colts especially when he gets that mega-deal. They have gotten closer to a SB each year w/ Luck. If they weren't getting into the playoffs i'd understand why Luck would leave.
Will never happen. Also, Luck needs to look at his own performances in playoff games before deciding that it is all the rest of the team's fault. The last 3 Colts playoff defeats were not a case of great QB play let down by the rest of the team. If anyone has that gripe the last few years, it is Rodgers. He has played well in nearly all of the Packers playoff defeats, only to be let down by historically bad defensive performances (think 180 yards rushing by Kaep, 52 points yielded to the Cards) and historically inept coaching (see Mike McCarthy, yesterday).
Yes the Colts are gonna let Luck walk...His father should get him out of there?Isn't he 23-24 years old?I can imagine he doesn't need help from daddy at this point.They are gonna be in the playoffs every year for the next decade until someone in the division steps up.But yea there gonna give that up for some reason
They have so many holes it's ridiculous. Their defense once again got spliced on the ground by the Pats, and their receivers besides Hilton are terrible. No o-line and a joke of a running game. 5-5 outside their cookie division.
While Luck hasn't been all that great in their losses yesterday is the exception. His receivers were dropping balls left and right including balls that wouldn't get credited as a drop but hit the receivers in the hands. His support was awful yesterday. He's not going to leave but he should. The Colts are a notoriously terrible drafting team and routinely miss on picks. Go look at their draft history.
Indy is a decent spot, he's young enough he should be thinking about 5-7 year windows. Indy is indoors, it's in a traditionally shitty division, these are positives. The only reason to leave Indy would be if he could go someplace with a proven top end management system (owner/GM/to a lesser extent Coach). Not many of those floating around, probably PIT, NE, BAL are on the list, there are some other good ones, but those are the key ones. Even then, it makes sense to sign an extension and get the bonus money now. Time value of cash, chance of a Carson Palmer, etc.
Yeah no chance he's turning down 25 mil a year if Indy offers it to him. If he's 30 and the Colts arent great and he hasnt won anything then I can see him bolting for a chance to win a championship.
Id keep Decker over all of those guys except Hilton he came close to a 1000 yard season with Geno as his QB ,74 rec 962 yards 5 tds.With a real QB Deckers numbers would be the same he put up in Denver.Im expecting Decker to make the pro bowl next year
The whole team played bad yesterday, including him. The pick to Revis was something out of Geno's worst moments. It's also not like Luck willed the team to victory in the other games. His D held Denver to 16 and Cincy to 13. They have some holes on the roster but there is talent there too, guys like Davis and Hilton are really good players. In that division, with some of the weapons he has at his disposal in the passing game, I don't see why he would want to leave. They just need to build a team that can match up better with the Pats.
It goes to show you how important it is to face Andy Dalton w/o Gresham and Green in primetime and Peyton Manning in the post season in a season where he is physically inferior to he has EVER been in his entire career. The Colts lose to the Panthers, Cardinals, Lions, Cowboys, Ravens, Steelers and Patriots in this post season. They played, in my opinion, the only two teams they were capable of beating and they played them both in ideal circumstances.
I definitely agree, not to mention that decker had to deal with that hamstring injury early on. As a whole though, I like Indys depth at WR and TE over ours. If we can sign a decent FA or draft a WR in the first 2 rounds, my stance would most likely change
Luck is a little overrated IMO. He's good but I'd take Wilson or even maybe Flacco over him.. He has tremendous potential but he is not very efficient. They have weapons there anyway.. TY Hilton is a very good receiver, Wayne is a savvy vet that they need to replace eventually but good for now, good TEs. They need both a better coaching staff and Luck to cut down on turnovers if they want to win it all.
The Colts coaching staff needs to find ways to potentially beat - er, at least be competitive with the AFC's best team. They consistently get embarrassed by the Pats. It's a really, really bad look for the Pagano and his staff....
