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Of course. I just can't believe that he would go to KC for low salary high incentive (as suggested in previous post) instead of Indy. I've watched Marvelous since the day he was drafted, I know exactly what he is. You're right, he wasn't one of the nice guys, but that doesn't mean that Indy is...

Agreed. I remember when Chad and Carson came to Indy to watch Manning and Harrison. They wanted what those two had. They know what it takes to build a trust and chemistry on the field. If Chad is changing his tune and willing to put in the time, the chemistry will come back. Carson's not a...

I've never fully understood this. Marvelous must be extremely pissed at Indy. I've tried to get the scoop on him around here, but no one seems to know. I would've thought that Marvelous would come back to Indy for a low salary high incentive deal before going to KC. I think he's done. There's a...

1. he's a good pass catcher. could play on passing downs. 2. he's #2 runner on a team forced to pass alot. could play on passing downs. 3. pass happy is good for Charles. Without Gonzo, they don't have alot of proven options other than Bowe, could be alot of check downs. 4. he doesn't suck.

I'm a colts fan so I'm a bit biased. Having said that, I'm not sure who I like better. However, the coaching change talk is a bit overrated. Howard Mudd and Tom Moore are both going to be on the sideline in almost an identical role as last year. The only difference is Indy hired them as...

This is where I'm at as well. Just because you have a HC that likes to pass, doesn't mean they'll be able to.

This is actually a good point. I'm not sure if Hall or Garcon will emerge, but one of these guys will be in the slot. Gonzo is a slot guy, so if one of these two can emerge and earn some playing time, they could move into the #2 spot and let Gonzo play where he was made to play. God guys, don't...

Favre's agent wouldn't confirm or deny the surgery ever even happened. Do we know for sure that he even had it?

I'm not writing off Jam. Charles. I think he could get alot more looks this year. I'm not saying Charles will get 15 carries a game or anything, but he's fast as hell and can catch. They could use him alot like Reggie Bush or Leon Washington. LJ is a tough call for me. I think he suffers from...

He hasn't yet.

The tie breaker is not potential or one specific "pro". They both have potential and you could easily say that one of Jennings "pros" is the tie breaker. The tie breaker is the proven history. Jennings' history is consistency. Colston's history is injury.

I voted for Colston but didn't mean to. It's Jennings. My arguement here is the same one I used for taking Fitz over Moss. Colston may do as well as Jennings if he stays healthy, if he gets the targets, and if Brees continues to throw for record setting yardages. IF all of those things happen...

I hate agreeing with Miller, but I'm with him on this one. I want a million dollars. Can I have it? Yes, if I earn it or steal it or whatever. The point is no one will just hand it to me. Just like no one will just hand Vince a starting role just because he says he wants it. He has to earn it...

I hate the Pats, but can't argue that Brady is a future HOF'er, but so is Manning. Brady's injury was way more serious than Mannings. I'm not saying Brady won't come back. I'm saying he might not be the same for a while. Moss is not the only deep threat game in town. With Galloway in the fold...

Manning struggled the first part of last year. Brady used to be able to take massive hits and not even flinch. Now that he's suffered his first major injury, the head games will begin.

It's Fitz. No way around it. First of all, Brady hasn't proven shit to anyone yet. Second, I'd argue that adding Galloway takes somethings away from Moss. Galloway was good for long TD's in Tampa and if he continues that, the TD distribution won't be as lopsided this year in NE. So I look at...

This post upsets me. You can't eliminate two full quarters of work he got. What other opportunity did he have to run w/o sharing carries. Second, what was his role the rest of the time. Bitching about a 2.8 yard per carry average on a short yardage back is insane. We don't have many data points...

Sure. However, if you don't get Moss, Thomas and/or Kelley could make very nice (free) WW pickups.

fair enough.

Moss is solid, but Campbell has always had Moss. IMO, Campbell's improvement is directly related to the development of Thomas and Kelley - or at least one of them. Without one of them stepping up, I still see Washington handing the ball to Portis 120 times per game.