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[DerwinBosa]

Just saw a tweet that Richardson is already at 255 lbs after being 244 for the combine.

Is he having too many good meals with his money?
Don't get the JaMarcus Russell physique.

Twitter , or X now keeps changing all the time and I see no embed option so I copied this. It's from Don Klievman

Update: #Colts QB Anthony Richardson now weights 255 pounds - which is 11 pounds bigger than what he was at the combine when he ran 4.43 40 time at 244 pounds, per @AlbertBreer

It's early. I don't take write-ups detailing early practices very seriously. This is another bad sign, though. As if his lack experience in college wasn't enough to worry about.

[Lefty2SLO]

It's early. I don't take write-ups detailing early practices very seriously. This is another bad sign, though. As if his lack experience in college wasn't enough to worry about.

But he can throw the ball 60 yards 'with a flick of his wrist' - he can't possibly NOT be great . . . . . . . . . . . .

[dmac_bolt]

Haters gonna hate …

[Boltjolt]

Sorry no link but

Apparently the Colts are potentially in position to designate Taylor on nonfootball injury list after he came into camp complaining of a back issue.
I believe this would essentially cancel his 2023 season, no salary and no accrual.

If this was Taylor's way of holding in, it just massively backfired.

Yep he should of waited during the first practice to do that.

[Formula 21]

Sorry no link but

Apparently the Colts are potentially in position to designate Taylor on nonfootball injury list after he came into camp complaining of a back issue.
I believe this would essentially cancel his 2023 season, no salary and no accrual.

If this was Taylor's way of holding in, it just massively backfired.

Or the beginning of a case for collusion against the owners. And potentially the beginning of true free agency in football. As for Irsay, just another asshole from the asshole tree.

[21&500]

Or the beginning of a case for collusion against the owners. And potentially the beginning of true free agency in football. As for Irsay, just another asshole from the asshole tree.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38103573/colts-rb-jonathan-taylor-reported-back-pain-pre-camp-physical-source-says

Here's the article. It's a bit frustrating because I have too many clarification questions, its a bit fuzzy.

[Wrbanwal]

https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-12-best-interior-offensive-123947340.html

looks like the FUdean GM got himself a gem with their center. Not sure what they paid him but from his stats it sure looks like he’s earning it.

[Velo]

https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-12-best...123947340.html


looks like the FUdean GM got himself a gem with their center. Not sure what they paid him but from his stats it sure looks like he’s earning it.

Interesting that Derwin James is not among the top 11 safeties in the NFL. He does get an honorable mention though.

[Boltnut]

https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-12-best...123947340.html


looks like the FUdean GM got himself a gem with their center. Not sure what they paid him but from his stats it sure looks like he’s earning it.

Yep. Linsley is solid... and the OL general. When you look back to the best Chargers' teams, you'll find a good center and a good left tackle. We have 2 of football's best at both of those positions. Get ready for a SB drive.

[SuperCharged]

Yep. Linsley is solid... and the OL general. When you look back to the best Chargers' teams, you'll find a good center and a good left tackle. We have 2 of football's best at both of those positions. Get ready for a SB drive.

I am seriously feeling MVP vibes for Herbert. He's dropping dimes already.

[sonorajim]

Interesting that Derwin James is not among the top 11 safeties in the NFL. He does get an honorable mention though.

We allowed far too many chunk run plays. His 2022 season, along with all our D was tainted by that fact. If he were graded only on pass D or blitz, he's have made the list. We were the #7 pass D.
His position title implies a "safety net" that was inadequate vs run.

[UtahBolt]

We allowed far too many chunk run plays. His 2022 season, along with all our D was tainted by that fact. If he were graded only on pass D or blitz, he's have made the list. We were the #7 pass D.
His position title implies a "safety net" that was inadequate vs run.

Not too mention getting torched on that game-winning TD to Kelce in SoFi on national TV (and now showcased on Netflix's Quarterbacks). That did not help the James mystique...

(still can't figure out what he was doing on that play?)