wes_mantooth;1056246 wrote:Nah, Non said they would be in the AFC championship or Super Bowl or whatever.....I will take his halfass opinions over any media or front office quotes.
If they release Peyton, Luck should demand a trade to New York(or San Fran).wildcats20;1056359 wrote:Colts fire Caldwell.
I hope Indy likes Tressel Ball.
Is that who they're rumored to be after?wildcats20;1056359 wrote:Colts fire Caldwell.
I hope Indy likes Tressel Ball.
Other names being tossed around are Steve Spagnuolo, Jack Del Rio and Mike Nolan to replace WilliamsMr Miyagi;1055042 wrote:Williams contract was up this year, plus they say that Fisher and Williams are best friends
Spags also is being pursued by the Saints & Eagles.Fred Flintstone;1056812 wrote:Other names being tossed around are Steve Spagnuolo, Jack Del Rio and Mike Nolan
If Tress gets hired at Indy, would the Colts fanbase grow by epic proportions in the state of Ohio? I imagine the blue sweater vest with a horshoe would be available for purchase everywhere.Automatik;1057099 wrote:Tress will interview for Indy job according to 11W.
Little Danny;1057115 wrote:If Tress gets hired at Indy, would the Colts fanbase grow by epic proportions in the state of Ohio? I imagine the blue sweater vest with a horshoe would be available for purchase everywhere.
In the NFL, you HAVE to put teams away. Can't allow them to stay in it and come back on you. This isn't an Akron-like filled league. Every team can come back. He'd have to adjust his killer instinct for this.Laley23;1057198 wrote:Ugh. I cant imagine the Colts hiring Tress. I like him as a part of the staff, but not as the head coach. That could just be awful, imo.
Trestman is an excellent offensive mind. Why he's in the CFL is beyond me.gorocks99;1057366 wrote:Chris Mortensen is saying Marc Trestman of the CFL could get an interview w/ Indy.
Wait, what?
Mike Florio/Pro Football Talk - Jason Smith is due to earn a base salary of $10 million in 2012, but just $1 million is guaranteed. 
Done as a Colt, or retiring?OneBuckeye;1057596 wrote:Manning is done according to my twitter feed.
you really believe rob lowe? LOLOneBuckeye;1057596 wrote:Manning is done according to my twitter feed.
I think that would be the biggest change he would have to make. His philosophy would work in the NFL. Strong defense, solid running game, and a QB he can trust to make the right decision and at the same time can make every throw needed.pnhasbeen;1057206 wrote:In the NFL, you HAVE to put teams away. Can't allow them to stay in it and come back on you. This isn't an Akron-like filled league. Every team can come back. He'd have to adjust his killer instinct for this.
Because of the stereotype of big hands?Commander of Awesome;1058470 wrote:I remember when Nicks came out, he had the biggest hands in the draft for a WR. I really wanted him at the time.