Andrew Luck's woes: What's wrong with the Colts quarterback?
Andrew Luck's woes: What's wrong with the Colts quarterback? - NFL.com
1) Andrew Luck is a turnover machine.
2) Indy's offense doesn't feature enough "layups" when Luck's at QB.
3) A lackluster run game forces Luck to throw against blanket coverage.
And take a good look at what the biggest cheaters in the league did to acquire Luck. They sent Peyton packing and proceeded to willfully loses as many games as they could to acquire the #1 pick to get him. Now, let's pause on that...THEY WILLFULLY LOST AS MANY GAMES AS THEY COULD TO ACQUIRE Andrew Luck. There's no reason to print that again, but it cannot be emphsised enough.
Indianapolis Colts Cheating History
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TL;DR:
• the
COLTS are
TOUCH ABOVE AVERAGE NFL
cheaters!
• they have a
CheatScore of 29?
• they've executed
7 real cheats! ?
• share page:
http://YourTeamCheats.com/IND?
INDEX OF RECORDED COLTS CHEATS:
COLTS-ONLY: SuckForLuckgate (2011) •
PEDSgate (5x since 2012) •
Noisegate (2007) •
Noisegate (2005) •
Deflategate (2015) •
Noisegate (2014) •
Framegate (2015)
LEAGUEWIDE: Tampergate (ongoing) •
Headsetgate (ongoing) •
Spygate (until 2006) •
Scrapsgate (ongoing)
All Indianapolis Colts Cheats:
SuckForLuckgate (2011)
The "
Yes They Did" side counters by saying that Colts players could play to their full potential, but if the coaches were calling bad plays, and management was not making the best trades or free agent moves, then the team could still lose without the knowledge or participation from the individual players. The
Yessers give as an example that the Colts knew they were screwed after Manning's injury. They could have picked up a much better veteran free agent quarterback to make them competitive. However, Colts owner Jim Irsay knew that -- although they might become competitive -- they would be longshots to make the playoffs. He definitely knew that acquiring a better quarterback than Collins would blow their chances of drafting Luck, so he bit the bullet for one season and quietly allowed Suck For Luck to play out on the field.
Local Indianapolis sports reporter
Gregg Doyel, however, didn't need any "facts" or "proof" before offering his harsh verdict about the Colts'
season-long attack on the fundamental integrity of the game. Said Doyel, "the NFL can't remove the Indianapolis Colts from the league. We all know that. The NFL should remove the Colts from the league – I truly believe that – but they won't. They can't. Here's what the NFL can do, and absolutely has to do: remove Colts coach Jim Caldwell and owner Jim Irsay from football, and not next season -- this season. Right now. This was the Indianapolis Colts rigging the
entire 2011 season. What punishment, in the scope of sports, would be too severe for such a thing?"
Consider that when a team rigs an entire season, they are the worst of the worst.