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Yeah, this is the best articulation I've heard. I don't love throwing the baby out with the bathwater on most things, but Zach is right: Colts should really minimize any further decisions the next GM inherits, instead setting them up to make their own decisions.
The ROI on Sauce Gardner has somehow been infinitely less than the ROI on Carson Wentz.
The only remaining franchise competition is Trent Richardson.
Both things true.
1. The Colts should be sellers.
2. The Colts shouldn't sell everyone. They still need players, and $ aren't an issue. If your plan is to have a rookie QB in '28 (sigh) and someone still fits the timeline to ease their entry to NFL, keep them imo.
This is actually a very well-crafted message. Respect.
It was always going provide a short-term dopamine hit, but the emphasis on not delaying the next chapter while keeping pressure on Steichen is pretty smart.
Seeing debate about who Colts pay going forward. It's secondary to who makes that decision, but you gotta pay some guys to be guys. The $20M in space this year clearly isn't doing any work. I pay any decent player who won't cost premium draft capital to replace at similar level.
The next regime needs to learn from Ballard's intro presser downplaying the value of QB, and his crown jewel players being at LG, RB and previously WILL, SLCB.
You need EDGEs. You need WRs. And for God's sake, you need a franchise QB! Then the rest can help.
I actually think firing Shane Steichen could be on the table.
Have to think Carlie Irsay-Gorson is clocking these empty seats and home crowd boos.
The #Colts are being booed after Daniel Jones was sacked on that third down. Not the first time they've been booed today.
We head to the fourth quarter with Indy set to punt it away and thus giving Tennessee a chance to tie this game.







