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Pep Hamilton is top choice for OC now

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36 minutes ago, PandaMan said:

Wasn’t he the guy who got Luck killed by constantly calling deep shots with a terrible OL?  I feel like I’ve seen this movie before…

Pep’s not horrible.  I mean he is a legit OC vs what we had 

But a guy that couldn’t get it done with Luck is just going to get fired again with Sam Darnold. 

It’s basically what Rhule wants.  Pep is a power run guy at heart.  But for team that claims to be wanting to build from the ground up…..it looks like their goal is build into a .500 team. 

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3 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Not a knock on him but why come here. Right now your QBs are Sam Darnold and PJ Walker. If we take a QB with the 6th we have no oline and Rhule may be out next year. It's just a bad situation to come to. 

I’m hoping pep says no tbh. Let him roll with Nixon as his OC or maybe Tepper will fire him if he doesn’t get pep. Remember Rhule has to sell to these coaches more so than they have to for him because this is an absolute poo show right now and everyone knows it.

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5 minutes ago, CRA said:

Pep’s not horrible.  I mean he is a legit OC vs what we had 

But a guy that couldn’t get it done with Luck is just going to get fired again with Sam Darnold. 

The Colts won their division 2 years in a row with Pep at OC and made it to the AFC championship game. He even called the plays in that AMAZING playoff game against the Chiefs where the Colts came back down 38-10. 

They loss to the Patriots both years in the playoffs.

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11 minutes ago, TheMostInterestingMan said:

You gonna be mad if he gets Darnold killed?

I wouldn’t be mad, but even though Darnold sucks it’s not his fault he’s in this position.  He seems like a nice kid, he just blows as an NFL QB.  So I’d prefer not to see him get killed if possible.  If he gets hurt it’s just back to PJ Walker again 

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20 minutes ago, joemac said:

What kinda system does he run?

Not kidding:  A "no coast" offense.  The article called him a mutt,  basically referring to a hybrid offense.  He had Luck with no OL in Indy 5-6 years ago and they were decent.  Luck is now retired, however.

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