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I wouldn't assume the Colts know what they are doing. I mean they did trade us Hughes for Sheppard

I don't understand why Cousins wouldn't just wait for free agency to agree to a deal?

So good. Thanks AW!

Colon Kicker from Calabresella's in Rochester is my favorite, but anything from there is amazing. TONS of meat. Close second is anything from Martusciello's. Great bread.

Yeah, I like White much more than Lauletta.

At least Peterman has a quick release. Lauletta looks like he’s trying real hard to put velocity on the ball. Quite a wind up.

Unfortunately that is my thought as well. Any major incident would have probably been reported. Although, the report does say "injury" specifically.

I like him and I've been surprised by the lack of hype. It will be interesting to see how he times.

No. Just his normal trolling

Yep. Those are some “I’m going to nut in your eye” pupils!

Well, he is French...

The kid looks like a real field general. Napoleon-esque

Personally, I love Peterman's quick release and anticipation. I think he could do well in a timing based offense. He was thrown to the wolves last year. Still need to draft one and pick one up in free agency though.

Good find. I haven't seen that much chroise since Gibran Hamdan. Definitely someone to keep an eye on

How many points would we have given up if he had played the whole game, 2?

Shady should be thrilled with the hire of Daboll

That would be the opposite of Billsy

I think Bell would be a great fit to go with our signing of Brees

I watched a lot of the Vikings that year. They may have fielded the worst offensive line I have ever seen. Seriously. Sam took a beating, I was impressed with his season.

Aren't we still in the current league year? By last year, I mean the previous league year.

It's not like there is a plethora of great options. No one is advocating giving the guy a big contract or anything. I think the potential upside is worth the risk.

Yes, that's what he did this year. Looks like he played 15 games last year with 20 td's vs. 5 picks and a completion percentage of 71.6%. They also had a horrid oline last year. I think Sam is a great option as a bridge.

Didn't he play pretty well, and play the entire season last year?

One thing that I notice watching his tape is that his interior Oline was dreadful. He had constant pressure right up the middle. I like him. Rare tools.

I agree. It's nice that he didn't die on that hill, and pulled the plug so quickly. Without reading the whole thread, what's your take on this hire? Know much about the guy? Based on my reading, this is the kind of guy good teams hire. Someone in demand and with options. Too many times in the past (Pre-Pegula) we've been left trying to rationalize uninspiring hires. We simply weren't in the big leagues. Now it seems we are willing to spend money with the best of them, in all aspects of operations. It's only a matter of time before we get it right.