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Monday Night Countdown: Andrew Luck needs more around him.


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Meanwhile, this entire off season these same morons urged the Colts to back up the Brinks truck to pay him $50 million a year.

Could you imagine if Newton had 1/10 the talent surrounding him offensively as the Colts? The Panthers wouldn't draft another offensive player for the rest of Newton's career and many in the Huddle would agree!

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Benjamin, Olsen, Stewart, etc is better than what the Colts have, TBH. And their o-line is trash. Luck just puts up massive numbers and wins anyway because they play terrible teams and he tm throws 50+ times a game. 

The problem I have is...

When Luck is completing 55% of his passes for 3 TD, 2Int & a Fumble but the Colts win anyway because they're playing the Jaguars it's "OMG Luck is amazing!!! Greatest young QB ever!!! MVP & SB favorite!!!"

Then when they start a season with one loss, literally one loss, it's "OMG POOR LUCK HE HAS NO HELP!!! INDY NEEDS A NEW HC, OC, OL, WR, RB & DEFENSE LUCK CAN'T DO IT ALL GODDAMMIT!!!"

KB, Greg and Stew are not better than what they have. Not even close.

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