Here’s where I am at right now (sorry this is very long)
1. Fire Chris Ballard, it’s been time, he’s had all the time in the world and at the end of the day, hasn’t gotten it done. You are here to win super bowls, and yet the #Colts haven’t even won the division in his entire tenure. (2017-now) We haven’t even seen the Playoffs since 2020. Inexcusable.
2. Completely on the fence about Steichen. He’s shown he’s capable of being brilliant at times, and seems to make the most outrageous mistakes at times. New GM would figure this out for us in a hurry.
3. You go all in next season, and you find out if AR is the guy. Bring in the top guys, make trades and swing for the fences. Either it works out or it crashes and burns, but then at least have a definitive answer. How can you determine if he’s the guy if there’s 1,000 other things going wrong each week? This nonsense patchwork needs to end. CATCH THE BALL, STOP MAKING STUPID PENALTIES, GAME PLAN CORRECTLY, PUT GUYS IN POSITION TO SUCCEED. (Sorry for the outburst, I’m still mad)
4. I feel for a lot of players that have put in the work, make plays, and see it continue to flame out. Unfortunately in order to truly fix this, a lot of player personnel turnover will (likely) have to happen.
5. This fanbase deserves better. The Colts as of recent have not been up to our standards, and it’s time for that to change. Just in the last few years, we’ve endured clowntown, 2022 nonsense, our rookie QB going down, and now a benching, and another backbreaking loss in a game you should’ve won that had major playoff implications. I’m sick of it and I’m sure most of you are as well. All this and the ticket prices continue to rise? Where is this money going because it’s certainly not being used to bring in talent in free agency! We don’t do that here in Indy.
Alright just had to get that off my chest, have a great #LoserMonday.
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