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Colts 2023 A Time To Change
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I've always seen Irsay as an unstable guy that makes rash decisions. The Trent Richardson trade, hiring Saturday as interim coach, etc.
Just seems like he makes some crazy calls.
Manning and Luck hid a lot of his issues.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Ah the sound of a broken record just constantly making the same sound
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Irsay doesn't seem to meddle until the team is on a losing path. Which if what the team is doing isn't working (winning) then it's the owner and GM's job to start cutting away the weak links.
In the case of Irsay, it's not like he was a billionaire and just bought a team as a hobby interest or status symbol. He has worked in a number of positions and I believe winning football is his desire. I had zero issue with his hiring Saturday as interim coach or getting involved when he did. This season started out as a continuation of last years train wreck. Irsay did his job as owner and made changes to seek out the underlying issues and fix them.
I wouldn't mind seeing what Saturday could do with a staff of his choosing. As interim, he was saddled with an existing coaching staff and all the problems created by someone else.
I'd like to see them risk a 2 year contract on him.
Kinda seems like all you do is b**** about Irasy and how the team moved here. Are you by chance from Baltimore? Lol
Considering they moved here 2 years before I was born, I don't have a dog in that fight.
I just don't particularly like the Colts and how they pissed away two all time great QB talents.
Pissed them away? They quit/retired.
Luck quit because he was tired of getting beat up.Pissed them away? They quit/retired.
They should have done more with Peyton than a super bowl loss and 1 super bowl win.
Just not a Colts fan.
At the end of the day Luck quit because his heart was not in it and he was tired of rehabbing. That is all a part of the game. Of the four teams left three of four QB’s are battling injuries from a tough season and the fourth one is the third QB of the season for his team. That is life in the NFL.
As for the run with Peyton, they had the misfortune to time that out against the GOAT coach and QB of all time and still managed to be one of the top two teams in wins over the period.
Why do folks that are not Colts fans want to participate here is something I do not get.
Because I was bored and wanted to opine.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
So do you feel the same about all the other teams in the league? I mean to be fair, to some extent they all **** away talent.
Just don't understand why non fans always feel it necessary to join a conversation they really have no interest in.
Fair point.
I suppose I wanted to like the Colts, I just felt like every year they underperformed in the playoffs. I wanted more from Peyton, and it seemed he and the Colts always disappointed me.
manifest destiny
Master
****. I'm getting old.
I will point out, because I'm old enough, that the Colts have been in Indy longer than they were in Baltimore. The Colts have been to more Super *games* (trademark and all...) then when they were in Baltimore. Teams moving and screwing over citizens is all the norm now, the Colts move in '84 was simply the bellwether. Indy can rightfully claim the Colts as their own. Irsay is unique in the fact that his wealth is the team. Most owners were crazy-rich and then bought a team. As such, I believe Irsay's desire to win is sincere. For fun, one should read about the reason(s) for the impromptu move. Had the Colts not bucked the norm, football today would look a lot different than it does. Baltimore -the city- was attempting to take control of the club, and then some.
Yep. I agree. There was a real let down, given some of the teams fielded under/with Manning. If one is totally honest, Manning's teams underperformed post-season.
Yep, in 03,04, and 05 the Colts lost to the SB champ every time. 06 SB win. Then we had those two years, 07 and 08 that Chargers had their number. 09 was SB loss. Better than any team other than patriots
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