I don't think so either, but apparently it was brought up on some sports radio somewhere today. Complete speculation. Just like Saban leaving, it'll probably always come up. Especially since Harbaugh was a Colt, and coached Andrew Luck before. That part of the job would be appealing.

Luck has to play better. He looks to me (and has for a long time) to be that QB that gives you a lot of bad with all the good, but seems to win so people overlook the bad. Crazy talent to be sure, but has always been error prone.

Hootie's opinions on QBs are fueled by "but you guys were mean to my QB crush that one time!"

By the end of the year he'll be backtracking on this thread just like he had to backtrack on last year's thread suggesting that Rodgers is the most overrated qb in the league.

Not only are his opinions ridiculous, his inability to express his opinions without stomping his feet like a toddler is embarrassing.

College coaches have more control and don't have to play to players egos as much. Not to mention that the talent disparity and less practice time makes scheming easier. You can run your offense year to year without having to change it much unlike the NFL where defenses adapt quickly.

You've been hanging around BEP too much.

Pagano is a terrible coach. Colts should get rid of him.

If they fired him mid season would pep take over as the interm head coach ?

Coach is right. Ball security is job 1 and Luck has been forgetting that. Luck is trying to force wins by going Brett Favre. That is a bad habit to pick up and sticks with you when it gets ingrained. Pagano has to nip that in the bud right now. The coach is dead right and Luck better listen.

I never in my life suggested Rodgers was the most overrated QB in the league ...

I suggested that his greatness is vastly overrated by this board ... since this board bases everything on winning and outside of one postseason stretch he's done nothing but lose big games

any-****ing-thing else?

I love how my words get so twisted.

You people just can't help yourselves, can you?

I read something a week or so ago talking about how NFL scouts/personnel people are concerned that the types of offenses being run at the college level isn't really conducive to helping QBs succeed at the NFL level.

It may be that NFL teams will have to groom and coach them up more htemselves, sort of like how they did in the old days. Problem is now it's WIN OR ELSE, so a guy like Terry Bradshaw would never have the chance to get good.

Part of it is alot of people, both experts and fans, were thinking this was the year Luck would take the BIG LEAP into super-elite status. People had him down for potential MVP and all that.

And people do not like to give up and say they were wrong until there is no choice.

It's early in the season yet. Seahawks were 3-3 last year, and Pats 2-2 coming off a disaster in KC where some were suggesting Brady was done, and a media reporter even asked BB if he was goign to "re-evaluate the quarterback position". There's time for Indy to turn it around. Soft schedule/division will help.

I expect about what we've seen the last few years -- Indy wins the weak AFC south (probably at 10-6 or 11-5), and then wheezes out pretty unimpressively in the playoffs. Pagano gets fired, and then they go from there.

Might be a Manning/Jim Mora redux here in Indyville.

I am not sure what this has to do with my post.

Luck is asked to do so much that he forces alot of stupid decisions because the gm hasn't done dick to make the defense or any other aspect of the team very good.

How many first round picks would you trade for Andrew Luck right now?