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Posted By: Swish Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 09:30 PM
He still isn't practicing. Colts don't know when he will see the field this season, if at all.

Coming off of a major shoulder surgery, and now odd comments from their owner talking about it could be a mental thing with him.

After that crazy contract he got, one has to wonder, even if prematurely, if it was all for not?

Thoughts?
Posted By: Dawgs4Life Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 09:35 PM
i think they're making sure he's NOT damaged goods ... they're so bad right now on the OL that it's pointless to play him IMO. they're taking their time
The owner is "mental."
Posted By: DiamDawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 10:38 PM
If he is damaged good mentally or physically its their own damm faults .... there FO and HC Pagano are equally inept!!!

There OL stunk when they drafted Luck and its stunk every day since .... they've invested sqadoosh on the OL ... there org. Is as bad as ours was ....
Posted By: dawg66 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 10:56 PM
They've tried to fix it they have just made bad choices. Since 2011 they gave spent 1st rnd picks on a OT Castanzo and a OC Kelly plus 2 2nd rnd picks on OTs (Ijalana & Mewhort) and 2 3rd rnd picks on OG Thornton and a OT Clark plus numerous late rnd picks.
Originally Posted By: dawg66
They've tried to fix it they have just made bad choices. Since 2011 they gave spent 1st rnd picks on a OT Castanzo and a OC Kelly plus 2 2nd rnd picks on OTs (Ijalana & Mewhort) and 2 3rd rnd picks on OG Thornton and a OT Clark plus numerous late rnd picks.


Glad we hired that dude.
Posted By: Olskool711 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 11:30 PM
Interesting thread topic.

Two days ago I was thinking how I'd like to post a thread titled "Are the Colts Going to Tank for Darnold?"

Seriously.

Bert Jones, Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck. They have become masters of it.

On one hand its being sarcastic, on the other...
Posted By: Dawgs4Life Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 11:37 PM
We'll see when he gets back I guess. They have very little talent around him ... one of the worst run teams in the NFL in my mind
Posted By: dawglover05 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 11:40 PM
Originally Posted By: DiamDawg
If he is damaged good mentally or physically its their own damm faults .... there FO and HC Pagano are equally inept!!!

There OL stunk when they drafted Luck and its stunk every day since .... they've invested sqadoosh on the OL ... there org. Is as bad as ours was ....


I'd argue it's worse...just by the shear fact that they had a once-in-a-generation QB fall into their lap (certainly helped that they tanked), and they wholeheartedly failed to take full advantage.

PLUS...they were the ones to trade FOR Trent Richardson. wink
Posted By: Homewood Dog Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/14/17 11:43 PM
We did the same thing to Tim Couch although Luck does have more talent. They were both the #1 pick in the 1st round and both took a beating.
Posted By: DeputyDawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 12:13 AM
Originally Posted By: Homewood Dog
We did the same thing to Tim Couch although Luck does have more talent. They were both the #1 pick in the 1st round and both took a beating.


I was gonna post the he was "Tim Couched" but you beat me to it. The Browns had a better excuse back then because the NFL did a screw job on their return and they were forced to start a bunch of street FA's.
Posted By: Dawgs4Life Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 12:14 AM
Originally Posted By: DeputyDawg
Originally Posted By: Homewood Dog
We did the same thing to Tim Couch although Luck does have more talent. They were both the #1 pick in the 1st round and both took a beating.


I was gonna post the he was "Tim Couched" but you beat me to it. The Browns had a better excuse back then because the NFL did a screw job on their return and they were forced to start a bunch of street FA's.
when i think of how we were forced to start it always angers me .... the success of JAX/CAR doomed us
thought this was common knowledge
Posted By: OldColdDawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 04:54 AM
All they have to do is put him on the trade block and the league will answer that question for them.
Posted By: cfrs15 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 04:57 AM
Originally Posted By: OldColdDawg
All they have to do is put him on the trade block and the league will answer that question for them.


I'd give up every first round pick we have for the next five years and not even ask to give Luck a physical.
Posted By: lampdogg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 06:16 AM
Hello Mike Ditka.
He's been gone quite awhile now. I assume he won't play for Indy against us?
Posted By: Ballpeen Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 10:10 AM
Originally Posted By: Versatile Dog
Originally Posted By: dawg66
They've tried to fix it they have just made bad choices. Since 2011 they gave spent 1st rnd picks on a OT Castanzo and a OC Kelly plus 2 2nd rnd picks on OTs (Ijalana & Mewhort) and 2 3rd rnd picks on OG Thornton and a OT Clark plus numerous late rnd picks.


Glad we hired that dude.


In fairness, Berry was over pro scouting. He wasn't involved with college scouting.
Posted By: mac Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 11:03 AM
Wrong dude...
I was talking about Grigson.
Posted By: eotab Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/15/17 12:21 PM
j/c...from day one when he got drafted I feared he would become damaged goods by the poor OL and no support by the team to fix it.

First two seasons he was hit more than any other QB in the NFL.
And from there it went down hill. Unfortunately he is damaged goods. Add another team playing for that first pick!

jmho
Posted By: lionchamp29 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/17/17 08:22 PM
i think he`s the most overrated player ever...all i hear every draft is there is no luck comming out.
Posted By: mgh888 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/17/17 08:36 PM
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
i think he`s the most overrated player ever...all i hear every draft is there is no luck comming out.


The colts go from play off contender with him to hot garbage without him all the while he's behind one of the worst OL's in the NFL ... And he's not been healthy in forever because of the OL ... I don't find that to be over rated.
Posted By: lionchamp29 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/17/17 09:06 PM
`I don't find that to be over rated`.

everyone called him a once in a ten year qb comming out...cant miss projection. he was on a great team when he came out.

i`m not putting him in the same category as rogers or brady.
Very good points.
Posted By: bonefish Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 02:28 AM
I agree. Can't imagine having a worse owner.
Posted By: cfrs15 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 03:25 AM
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
he was on a great team when he came out.


This makes no sense.

They were literally the worst team in the league the year before they drafted Luck. That's how they got Luck.
Posted By: lionchamp29 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 07:08 AM
Originally Posted By: cfrs15
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
he was on a great team when he came out.


This makes no sense.

They were literally the worst team in the league the year before they drafted Luck. That's how they got Luck.


they had a playoff team minus payton. they sucked for luck.

Posted By: mgh888 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 12:04 PM
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
Originally Posted By: cfrs15
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
he was on a great team when he came out.


This makes no sense.

They were literally the worst team in the league the year before they drafted Luck. That's how they got Luck.


they had a playoff team minus payton. they sucked for luck.



Being a playoff "TEAM" means you win games without your starting QB.... Like the Patriots did without Brady for example. . . . Getting to the playoffs ONLY because of your stud QB means you are NOT a good team.
Posted By: Razorthorns Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 04:53 PM
Originally Posted By: mgh888
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
Originally Posted By: cfrs15
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
he was on a great team when he came out.


This makes no sense.

They were literally the worst team in the league the year before they drafted Luck. That's how they got Luck.


they had a playoff team minus payton. they sucked for luck.



Being a playoff "TEAM" means you win games without your starting QB.... Like the Patriots did without Brady for example. . . . Getting to the playoffs ONLY because of your stud QB means you are NOT a good team.


Great QB's can make a team a playoff team. Losing them can easily send them spiraling. NE is a special circumstance where a world class coach can make even ordinary back up QB's look great. He just makes a great QB into a hall of famer. I don't think Tom Brady would have even had a career if Bill was not his coach.
Posted By: PitDAWG Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 05:39 PM
j/c

When your team can only win with your QB, it's a poor team with a great QB. Curtis Painter pointed out how poor of a team Indy was without Peyton.

I understand that teams don't usually do well when they lost their starting QB. But you don't go from a playoff team to the worst in the league if you're a good team.
Posted By: PortlandDawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 06:49 PM
Luck unlucked into a horrible situation. Manning made that team go. It was a poor roster. A decade of picks 28 to 32, compounded with bad drafting in general, all hidden away under Manning's immense talent. His ability to get rid of the ball quickly meant they got away with poor O line play (Jeff Saturday excluded). Their ability to get a lead meant they went smaller and faster on D allowing them to better cover passing plays as teams struggled to keep up with Indy's scoring.
When Luck got there he was thrown to the wolves. While immensely talented himself there was no way he could carry that team the same way Peyton could. His reads weren't as fast (who's were) so the o line play got him crushed repeatedly. Teams could run on them more easily while Luck learned to get leads.
Then they continued to draft poorly.
Luck was kinda doomed.
Originally Posted By: Swish
He still isn't practicing. Colts don't know when he will see the field this season, if at all.

Coming off of a major shoulder surgery, and now odd comments from their owner talking about it could be a mental thing with him.

After that crazy contract he got, one has to wonder, even if prematurely, if it was all for not?

Thoughts?


What a mistake it was to let go of Payton Manning. Irsay is a complete buffoon.
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
Originally Posted By: cfrs15
Originally Posted By: lionchamp29
he was on a great team when he came out.


This makes no sense.

They were literally the worst team in the league the year before they drafted Luck. That's how they got Luck.


they had a playoff team minus payton. they sucked for luck.




I've been thinking for a couple years, they sucked because they sucked.
Posted By: PitDAWG Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 07:34 PM
If you honestly believe they couldn't have signed a better QB than Curtis Painter that year, you're golden in that thought process.
Posted By: bonefish Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/18/17 11:56 PM
Irsay is a total jerk.This whole situation with the Colts and Luck could go sour.

I really like Luck and wish him well but his future may be with another team.
I hope he does go to another team.

With our luck, Luck will go to the Steelers to replace Ben when he retires.
Posted By: PortlandDawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/19/17 12:15 AM
Originally Posted By: Versatile Dog
I hope he does go to another team.

With our luck, Luck will go to the Steelers to replace Ben when he retires.


I hate you for putting that into the ether.
Originally Posted By: Versatile Dog
I hope he does go to another team.

With our luck, Luck will go to the Steelers to replace Ben when he retires.


Oh please do not say that!!! That is not funny!!! Don't even think it! That would be an absolute nightmare.

If the Colts tank for Darnold like they did Luck and give up on him the Browns need to spend some of those precious draft picks to nab Luck.
Just keeping things in perspective for those who are saying he is damaged goods, overrated, or that he is not a good qb. wink
Posted By: Razorthorns Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/19/17 04:35 AM
If Luck's injury is going to heal i'd trade our entire draft to take him away and resign him. With our o-line he would wreck the league man.
Posted By: Swish Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/19/17 05:10 AM
Why?

You didn't learn your lesson about damaged goods with the RG3 fiasco?
Posted By: bonefish Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/19/17 04:50 PM

Football of course is team game. The roster carries 53 players. Every one of the 53 has a role.

We all know the importance of the quarterback position. However, I don't care how good you are at quarterback you have to have a supporting cast.

There are a number of good (not great)quarterbacks in the league that could be champions with a good team around them.

Guys like Phillip Rivers, Matt Stafford, Alex Smith, and others could win with a good team around them.

Andrew Luck could be great. But he is proof that you have to have a team around you.

I am not a doctor and have no idea of the extent of Luck's injury. But if the doctors say he can fully recover and return to normal. Andrew Luck is the gold standard.

I would go after him with every piece of ammo I have.
Posted By: dawglover05 Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/19/17 05:07 PM
Originally Posted By: Versatile Dog
I hope he does go to another team.

With our luck, Luck will go to the Steelers to replace Ben when he retires.


Oh lord, that would be awful...

When I saw the original post about him being overrated, I thought, "Man, if you put him on the Cowboys, they'd make the Super Bowl every year."

Same thing with the Steelers. Good grief.
Posted By: Swish Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/20/17 08:30 PM
Speaking I'd damaged goods. Bradford is injured....again.
Posted By: archbolddawg Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/20/17 08:37 PM
Originally Posted By: Swish
Speaking I'd damaged goods. Bradford is injured....again.


Now what?
Posted By: Dawg_LB Re: Could Andrew Luck be damaged goods? - 09/21/17 01:07 PM
Originally Posted By: archbolddawg
Originally Posted By: Swish
Speaking I'd damaged goods. Bradford is injured....again.


Now what?


Non contact knee injury, you don't say? Those things have been repaired more than a beat out Ford Tempo.
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