as a ravens fan this is disrespectful towards burrow lol

He has all-pro potential this year!

So… basically teams only need a punter to drop kick the kickoff? Or have they dropped the drop kick kickoffs for this year as well? Think I’d try a couple line drives. Nail it just over the lines heads, drop it squibbing around inside the 10 with backspin. No sense in delaying the inevitable… let’s get on with it :) make the catch tougher than a typical kickoff and let’s see em go at it from there. :) gunna need a few soccer/rugby players I think.

I believe in you.

I still haven't heard anybody explain how onside kicks are going to work.

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He looks a lot bigger this year “weight room”! I’m excited! It’s up to the oline to win over 11 games. I think we have the talent. We just need the protection and the extra push in the 3and short.

Id still kick it out of the end zone it only costs you five yards

Is the defense supposed to put some blankets and a fluffy pillow down and gently lay the ball carrier down like an infant? Come on now, it’s fucking football for fucks sake not basketball with drama queen lebron

Awful rule change. It removes a classic element of the game and replaces it with a stupid gimmick.

Borrow did enough to win that Texans game Boyd dropped the go-ahead Touchdown with what a minute left? He was right inside the inzone too... Bad memories!

You didn't even show the worst one

The thing that concerns me is that he recently commented that he is not going to change the way he plays. If that’s true, he’s going to spend the majority of his career in rehab. At least the Colts have the best back up QB in the league.

That throw with one of the best defenders ever all in his grill proves all I need to know

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Richardson does have an arm on him, that’s for sure. He had a couple of college throws that were pretty unbelievable. Question is, can he stay healthy? And can he really become a really good NFL quarterbacks? Physically it will be no problem but he’ll have to learn he has to stay on the field to be successful.

Listen I’m just as excited as the next Colts fan to see AR back trust me I GET IT! but can we please RELAXXXXX! My goodness, mini OTA’s is nothing more then glorified warm-ups, just a evaluation of the players, again I totally understand the excitement but let’s not over blow this thing, we all need to RELAX and let this play out, our team is very young very raw still and have a ton of work to do, let’s just sit back relax and enjoy the ride of our young team

Short answer? Yes

Great now show the 2 Joe burrow ints when he threw it straight to the okayer

Wait what...yhere is a lot to comprehend here and this guy is going wayyyyy too fast

Colts been here… Yes I’d like to see more throughout the entire season not just quarterback but how Shane Puts the office in motion

What’s crazy is Spencer is one of the reasons Xavier Leggete was drafted to high, the WR taken in the first which people said he shouldn’t have been. And the steal of a pick taken in the 5th. 💀

That was one of the worst games the Bengals played last year and in two games (Cleveland in week 1 and Tennessee in week 4) they were blown out. Burrow's calf injury. But in the Houston game the Bengals offense must have gone 7 3-in-outs after the first series that ended with a TD. The secondary was exposed, giving up large chunks of yards. But well into the 2nd quarter the Texans weren't really doing anything much. The Bengals defense just got worn out. Yet the Bengals only lost by a FG in OT but should've won had Boyd not dropped a TD.

Are u serious

“Health has always been a concern with Burrow.” Yet we have Colts “fans” that have given up on Richardson over 1 injury. It blows my mind. I guess we should give up on Aaron Rodgers too. I could keep going with QBs that had season ending injuries, but they didn’t take the flak that Richardson is getting. I love and breathe the Colts, but the mouth breathers out there are convinced he will go down again (and almost like they’re rooting for it to prove themselves right which is sick). It will be fine. He had an awkward tackle, and he will learn. If you don’t believe that, be a fan of another team. Just look up the definition of fan/fanatic.

My god those were DOTS 🔥🔥🔥

Everyone laughs at me when i warn my friends he is it. This year, he will prove it!

most fans around the NFL wouldnt know AR is a pocket passing QB. he wants to step up, not roll out. but he can do both. but with in the pocket, he can make magic happen, kinda like Mahaomes outside the pocket. Why Pat is considered a scrambling QB. NOT a running QB but scrambling. AR is to, BUT he wants to throw in the pocket, Pat wants to scramble and make plays. People will call Ant a running QB, but he is not. He can be for sure. but his nature is play with in the scheme from the pocket. Why he will be GREAT

last year 8 games into the season Colts were the only team in the nfl to have scored atleast 20 or more points in every game, with a back up QB! their TE room of full, they got some dudes in the TE room, no one is a master, but they all do diffrent things really good. Woods we hope will be the stand out guy. he didnt play last season and was hurt most of his rookie seaason. just google the most athletic TE EVER if ya wannaa know about Woods lol. thats not BS either 100 out of 100 on his athletic score

Seen a lot of his games at OU and SC. He’s not that good, but I hope he proves me wrong in my opinion of him.

Injury concerns for Richardson are real. Also I just hope the defense can give him some breathing room so he doesn't have to throw from behind all the time. He needs to experience the full potential of the offense a good bit to fully learn and develop.

Ppl are over rating this team so hard. First of all ppl are saying they are better than the Texans and 2nd of all stroud is better than Richardson 3rd of all Richardson played 3 games

I like this a lot, actually. It was boring watching the ball fly out of bounds 97% of the time.

Magnificent year ahead !!

Is his laugh real???? He’s trolling right?

I can see potential for your analysis to get better & your channel to grow. But I don't want to comment on anyone else's stream. Having said that, one of the comments is "Your analysis is weak. He stares his receivers down, lacks creativity...he never improved from high school." Your response is fine. But I think that if you can see it, it shouldn't be missing from your videos. I don't know if you have a separate editor, but here's what the former teacher-coach- on the job trainer in me has to say. Take it or leave it, I wouldn't bother unless I saw something of value in this. We *don't need **_ANY_** mid-range plays* almost ever. Give us the highs & lows. Decision-making, some highs. Staring down receivers, low. Establish some sort of baseline. The middle stuff needs to have a context. Otherwise it's boring af. "Look at this One Play where he Did Okay" is completely unnecessary without any baseline within which he made it. Here's what I like: you're showing plays where the QB you're focusing on Did Right even if the play failed. One of my favorite videos compared whatever Young & Stroud do _in the NFL_ before lack of on-field talent or bad play-calling sank the plays. You're already doing this, showing how a defender made a good play or the play failed but Rattler made the best play out of it he could. Expand on doing that because no one else is. The best thing I can recommend to anyone trying to grow their channel is to offer something not found elsewhere. The Stroud-Young example above is one guy who releases one video a month. Another thing they did in that one video you can do is compare two prospects or players at the same position. Let me show you something that wasn't even trying to do this, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5JO1PsupF_U.html. It's a collection of college highlights of Caleb Williams & another QB. Williams is supposed to be a tier up from everyone else. So how is it possible that another QB's highlights look to be in the same tier? Well, it only is seen when shown together. See, if you do videos that show what others won't see anywhere else, that's the quickest way to grow your channel. That's my best advice & I'll check out your other vids now 😉.

It IS better than all touchbacks, but it's funky, I think with getting the ball on the 20, or 35, or 40.....There's just too much going on. If the problem was kickers are just too strong and esily kick it out of the endzone, well I think they just should have moved the kicker back, the way it was in the early 70's. BUT......That doesnt address the high speed collisions, and thats what this is really all about. I just worry about with the rule that with the kickoff team being stationed so far downfield and not being allowed to move until the returner catches the ball, there will be way too many runbacks. In future seasons we may see the kicking teams defenders a bit more spread out, instead of being in a perfect line, so theres more lines of defense against a runback. So they still wont be allowed to move until the returner catches the ball, but they will be in better position once the returner breaks that first line of defense, Yep, my way is better

So now starting at the 25 yard line wont be the average starting position, it will around the 30-35 because of where the players line up?

Chiefs fans in here telling everyone to stop bitching. Mahomes leads the league by a massive margin in interceptions called back due to penalties…

Trash

Burrow holds the ball too long

I like this rule. I think it has the potential for some exciting games.

Why even have returners like, normally, a WR? Now, wouldn't an RB be even better at this sort of distance?

But great job on your film break down. Really great job

Buddy u keep saying maybe a more athletic QB possibly could have avoided the sack but the field was very slippery it was soaking wet. I think he did awesome. Most QB would have taken a hell of a lot more sacks. Watching this film he's way better than I originally thought

He seems to be quite polarizing. I get it, I didn't like him on the Netflix show either, and I rooted against him at first, but I've really liked listening to him in interviews and getting to know more about his journey. He plays and communicates like an intelligent quarterback who is a real craftsman. His footwork and movement in the pocket is NFL polished-especially when you compare him to guys like Maye and Penix who people didn't hesitate to call high-end prospects. Not to mention his arm talent and throwing mechanics, which again are more polished than many others in this draft-he's very accurate throwing from the pocket and on the run and consistently hits his receivers w proper leverage, which I think proves itself w the high completion percentage out of a pro-style offense and career 77-32 TD:INT ratio. The only real concerns to me are size and overall athleticism, but seeing how Bryce Young went #1 overall last year, I'm not sure why Rattler had to fall to the fifth round. What a steal for New Orleans, I really think they found a gem.

Good Job Carter. Agree on Bryce Fading Geno I like Howell Goff top 5 this year. See ya on the Quest. Boggy Bob here

How can you say Mayfield's stats were "really, really good", then call Carr the worst QB in the NFL? Their numbers were almost identical, but Carr had a better completion %, lower interception %, higher passing success rate, higher QBR, higher passer rating, and took less sacks. I'm not saying Carr is GOOD, but he's much closer to 30 than 40. He's not close to "washed up". He's...just serviceable at this point.

As a Texans fan, I think ar is gonna be really good, I have the colts being anywhere from a 9-11 win team and maybe sneaking into the playoffs, but I don’t think Richardson will be better than Stroud or the colts will be better than the Texans. Just my opinion tho and I’m biased being a Houston fan 😭

*NFL Fans* Which college football superstar will be a better quarterback in the National Football League? -Type "C" for Caleb Williams -Type "J" for Jayden Daniels