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Well, it could be worse. The Colts owe Luck 30 Million Dollars guaranteed still.

JakeDel5674

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Damn shame what happened with Luck. He had Super Bowl MVP potential. 

 

Best move the Colts made was getting Brissett - who I think is actually a decent QB. Give him a full offseason of preparation maybe he could have some success. But that would require the Colts to get a front office and head coach that would actually help a young QB succeed...tough thing to do, but I think Brissett could be the answer there. But this is the fuging Colts we’re taking about, who are owned by a pill popping drunk. So RIP Brissett.

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2 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

We haven't done much better when it comes to cam.. If he wasn't such a beast, he'd probably be out of the league from the hits he's taken

 

we took Cam to a superbowl and if not for the league rigging it for old man manning Cam would have a ring.

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Take a look at the beating Cam has taken with us. Not like he would've faired any better here.

 

he would have a better defense around him here and like I already said we got Cam to a superbowl so we done a better job putting a team around Cam then indy has for Luck

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8 minutes ago, TheCableGuy said:

 

he would have a better defense around him here and like I already said we got Cam to a superbowl so we done a better job putting a team around Cam then indy has for Luck

Team success and the quality of the defense has no impact at all on the beating the QB takes in our offense.

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6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Team success and the quality of the defense has no impact at all on the beating the QB takes in our offense.

That guy is an idiot. I don't know why I even bother to respond to him.. He's just going to poo on any truth he can't handle like a little girl

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