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I loved Houston when he was here, but even I'm glad we moved on from him.
I think we get to play the Colts in the regular season this year? That's gonna be a fun one. Enjoy getting lit up by our QB, Justin. |
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I think having the intensity of a Frank Clark and getting rid of Houston's "only play hard on some downs" attitude will be huge in the run game. Not having Berry lingering around on the sideline scratching notes on a candy wrapper should help moral too. Bottom line- we got rid of two high paid, nonimpact guys in Berry and Houston and replaced them with high-intensity vocal leaders that play hard every down. This in itself, should help change the culture of the defense where last year it was oklay to dog it when you wanted too and nobody would say anything. |
Huston & Luck on the same game day roster? 50%?
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I liked Houston and I think he could fit in ok with a 4-3. My only problem with him was he was hurt too often and now he's aging, so not worth the contract.
Colts have enough cap space to pay out the wazoo for old expensive guys like Houston, so I can understand why the brought him in. |
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Maybe the defense won't be as good as we hope, but at least they will be trying hard this year. If not, guys will be chewing their ass for dogging it. Gone are the days of Uncle Bob ignoring lackadaisical effort while burying his face in his clipboard. I don't know a lot about Spags, but I doubt he or the defensive staff will put up with that nonsense like last year. |
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You can bet that Andy will have power running plays installed in the game plan to Houston's side. I bet they want to see if he can close that inside gap since he struggled with it last year. Easy 4 yard gains most likely. |
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Houston the highest paid player on the team, who was a shell of his former self due to injuries and attitude- replaced by Frank Clark, a high intensity, defensive player of the year candidate, who wore a Van Halen / Judas Preist shirt when he touched down in KC. To say I like these moves would be an understatement. Veech had a great offseason! And as a Bonus- we dumped bonehead Ford, who did not know how to line up during the biggest game of the year. I am sure the Chiefs will miss his piano playing but not his soft as a bunny locker room attitude. |
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It’s a shame he wouldn’t take a pay cut to stay.
I understand it was time to move on and get younger, though. |
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We have to be a little more delicate in how we handle the cap going forward because we're going to have the most expensive player in football (by a fair amount) on this squad soon enough. Indy already went through that pain and the adjustment of carrying Lock's deal. Now they've steadied the ship and can be a little more aggressive in how they use their space. We need to be very mindful of how we use ours and keep an eye on 2 years from now at all times. |
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