Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Indianapolis Colts.
Three starting quarterbacks over the last three years: that is what the Indianapolis Colts have dealt with since the 2018 season. After trading for Carson Wentz, the Colts need to add some weapons around him.
The Indianapolis Colts were bounced in the wild card round by the Buffalo Bills. Chris Ballard and his front office are armed and ready for another excellent draft.
John “Supi” Supowitz returns with the latest episode of “Yelling From The Bench”.
The quarterback position has been a revolving door the past few seasons for the Indianapolis Colts. After their trade for Carson Wentz yesterday, that trend has finally ended. However, that is only the first of many moves the Colts will make this offseason.
After the Philadelphia Eagles traded Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts, the Eagles’ fan base has a right to be angry with the team.
The quarterback carousel that is the 2021 offseason continues. Just a few short weeks after Matthew Stafford was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Jared Goff and two first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles have shipped Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts.
Entering the 2020 season, the Indianapolis Colts were a team right on the verge of the top ten in most power rankings. The Colts found their quarterback for the season when they acquired Philip Rivers in free agency. Indianapolis also sent a first-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for DeForest Buckner. He would be one of the primary leaders on a defensive unit that was vastly improved.
The regular season is over and now it is officially playoff time. What better way to kick things off than with a wildcard weekend filled with six-games. In this article, I will take a look at the top players for Saturday’s game. There will be some dart throws, Cash plays, GPP plays, and my top stack of the day. Let’s jump right into the top plays for wild card weekend. Be on the lookout for more DFS plays for Sunday’s games.
Hosting their first NFL playoff game in over 25 years, the Buffalo Bills (13-3) welcome the Indianapolis Colts (11-5) to Orchard Park on Saturday. Winners of six of their last seven games, the Bills roll into the playoffs after blowing out divisional rival Miami by 30 points in Week 17.
Entering the 2020 NFL season, the Detroit Lions were unlikely to make the playoffs. However, they had expectations to push for a Wild Card spot. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen as the team started the season 3-3 but finished 5-11 after losing four straight games to end the year. After their embarrassing loss to the Houston Texans on Thanksgiving, head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn were fired. The biggest question for their replacements is: what to do with Matthew Stafford?
Aiming to end their three-game losing skid after beginning the season 11-0, the Pittsburgh Steelers played host to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Indianapolis Colts.
Three starting quarterbacks over the last three years: that is what the Indianapolis Colts have dealt with since the 2018 season. After trading for Carson Wentz, the Colts need to add some weapons around him.
The Indianapolis Colts were bounced in the wild card round by the Buffalo Bills. Chris Ballard and his front office are armed and ready for another excellent draft.
John “Supi” Supowitz returns with the latest episode of “Yelling From The Bench”.
The quarterback position has been a revolving door the past few seasons for the Indianapolis Colts. After their trade for Carson Wentz yesterday, that trend has finally ended. However, that is only the first of many moves the Colts will make this offseason.
After the Philadelphia Eagles traded Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts, the Eagles’ fan base has a right to be angry with the team.
The quarterback carousel that is the 2021 offseason continues. Just a few short weeks after Matthew Stafford was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Jared Goff and two first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles have shipped Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts.
Entering the 2020 season, the Indianapolis Colts were a team right on the verge of the top ten in most power rankings. The Colts found their quarterback for the season when they acquired Philip Rivers in free agency. Indianapolis also sent a first-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for DeForest Buckner. He would be one of the primary leaders on a defensive unit that was vastly improved.
The regular season is over and now it is officially playoff time. What better way to kick things off than with a wildcard weekend filled with six-games. In this article, I will take a look at the top players for Saturday’s game. There will be some dart throws, Cash plays, GPP plays, and my top stack of the day. Let’s jump right into the top plays for wild card weekend. Be on the lookout for more DFS plays for Sunday’s games.
Hosting their first NFL playoff game in over 25 years, the Buffalo Bills (13-3) welcome the Indianapolis Colts (11-5) to Orchard Park on Saturday. Winners of six of their last seven games, the Bills roll into the playoffs after blowing out divisional rival Miami by 30 points in Week 17.
Entering the 2020 NFL season, the Detroit Lions were unlikely to make the playoffs. However, they had expectations to push for a Wild Card spot. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen as the team started the season 3-3 but finished 5-11 after losing four straight games to end the year. After their embarrassing loss to the Houston Texans on Thanksgiving, head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn were fired. The biggest question for their replacements is: what to do with Matthew Stafford?
Aiming to end their three-game losing skid after beginning the season 11-0, the Pittsburgh Steelers played host to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon.
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