workhorse

One that is injury free too. Good luck guys (but not to much). I'll be stop by every once in a while early, but will definitely be around as week 10 approaches.

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mayoclinic

Injury free is good. It's much more satisfying to beat an opponent who is healthy and ready.

I'm glad we're playing you week 10 and not week 2. By then our defense will have had some time to gel. I expect Wilhite to pick off Peyton at least twice.

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DaBruinz

Yes.. Injury free is always good..

BTW, Work, I'd like to hear your comments about the Colts O-line issues..

JSn

Lombardi mentioned he thought the Colts might explore Langston Walker. Are they that in that bad of shape?

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workhorse

The question mark is LT. Ugho hasn't continued to progress. Charlie Johnson is the starter now and is decent, but not great. He is probably better suited to RT or one of the guard positions (his real value is he can play just about anything besides center). I really thought that Ugoh would have stepped up by now after getting demoted, but he hasn't. I still hold out hope that he will. Look for the Colts to address LT next draft. You will probably see a tight end lining up on the left side to chip and help out. Peyton will be the key to the success of that situation dumping off early there is frequent pressure. The rest of the line is in pretty good shape. Lilja coming back after missing last season should really help the running game. Saturday being there from the get go will really help as well. The rookies from last year should be ready to play after being forced into a lot of playing time with the injuries last season. The addition of Donald Brown will likely be a nice boost to the ground game as well. I like what I have seen from the kid. The key will be staying healthy, like it always is. Last years duct tape and bailing wire repair job line was scary for a while.

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workhorse

That thought popped into my head when I first heard it, but it was just a fleeting thought. Polian might take a shot on picking up a young guy stashed on a practice squad of caught up in a numbers game, but I strongly doubt he will look for help from a guy that can't cut on the Bills crappy line.

They will go with Johnson until Ugoh gets it going again. They may add some depth, but at this point those are their guys.

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MoLewisrocks

So what's the deal with Sanders? Did I hear he came off PUP but they are now projecting him for week 5? It's been a little hard to follow much of anything here beyond Seymour holding crazy Al hostage...

workhorse

They haven't said a whole lot directly. Best guess is week 2 or 3. Nobody is expecting him this weekend. If anyone was mentioning week 5, it's because they expect him before that time or the Colts would not have taken him off of the PUP list.

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stcjones

amen brotha!

zoostation

Thanks Workhorse!