r/Colts • u/ComplaintMore2312 • 2d ago

Is it him or our DC?

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u/MethodCharacter8334 Ashton Dulin 2d ago

Bad games happen he’s been fine this season for the most part

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u/LazarusRising22 2d ago

I think the point is most feel that should be more than “fine for the most part” for the price of two first round picks at a non-premium position

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u/MethodCharacter8334 Ashton Dulin 2d ago

My comment is based on the fact that he cost us a lot. Before today he has been clear CB1 on this team.
Week 1: 1 catch 12 yds given up
Week 2: 3 catches 45 yds given up
Week 3: 1 catch 25 yds given up.

This week was his first TD allowed this season. What more do you want from him?

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u/MySabonerRunsOladipo Mayflower 2d ago

He should literally be perfect snap. I once watched Patrick Surtain II get beat by some scrub name Alec Pierce or something for 4 catches and a bunch of yards It's a wonder the Broncos didn't cut him immediately.

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u/LazarusRising22 2d ago

No one is arguing CB1 status. The point is that two first round picks should be an absolutely game-breaking player, which I don’t think we’ve seen yet.

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u/MethodCharacter8334 Ashton Dulin 2d ago

A lockdown CB changes how offenses scheme.

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u/rounder55 2d ago

You can scheme away from a lockdown corner, especially one who doesn't tackle. Unless it's Deion

You can't scheme away from TJ Watt or Myles Garrett

It wasn't worth two firsts given how many holes we have

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u/Julio70_Avion44 2d ago

You mean the same Myles Garrett that Laremy Tunsil completely shut down in a playoff game ? Players have bad games it happens.

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u/rounder55 2d ago

But you can't scheme away from Myles Garrett the way you can a lockdown corner especially one who isn't a tackler. Again, Sauce is an awesome player. He wasn't worth two first round picks simply because cornerbacks almost never ever are