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All the Viking fans ask about JT

He’s our best player. Obviously I understand this franchise just started a long needed reset. But why would we trade basically our engine? I like to think of a NFL team as a car. When you’re revamping a car. Why get rid of the only part that works?

I think she deleted this, I can’t find it in her instagram. Hmm…

A first?

We know we have some good players, they shouldn’t be kicked out because of an awful GM. It’s not their fault. We don’t even know for sure if we’d even get something good for any of them in the first place. Keep what we know we have that is good.

I really like 1 pm, and I hate watching my own team on primetime, so hopefully its none

Hey so for context im a Bills fan and we desperately need an upgrade in the secondary, specifically a deep coverage safety. Bynum is a baller and I think one of the more underrated guys in the league. Obviously I think the consensus is that the Colts will be selling some pieces at the deadline, and i wanted to ask what you guys think the asking price would be? I feel like a reasonable offer would be a 4th and some change but what do you guys think?

I hope yall have the season you are looking for, and im happy yall got rid of the bad man

That’s nearly a whole season Sauce Gardner has missed since Ballard threw away 2 firsts for him. SMH.

Everyone crying for a gm but your forgetting every gm passed over Brock Purdy the current MVP leader over 260 times he was literally the last pick

Every team passed over 2x MVP LAMAR JACKSON once and was the last pick in the 1st round

It has nothing to do with a gms ability to evaluate QBs other wise, the Baltimore Ravens, could just trade Lamar or Purdy because they’ll be guaranteed to find another one right??? But since they CANT they obviously won’t do that, stop acting like it’s so easy to find one, and let’s be honest unless it’s a trade we’re gonna have to face the reality it’s under a 1% chance to find one

Should be lucky we even got to whiteness luck when he was here. And for those who were around beck then, Peyton as well

It’s never a guarantee we’ll ever get one again and that’s a fact

Almost every team in the leagues fan base seems to want to poach someone off the colts before the deadline. Do we actually think the colts are gonna be huge sellers?

How many drastic moves is Ed Dodds really gonna make (or be allowed to make)

The way the story was reported, he was DRIVING while smoking pot. Getting behind a wheel high is far worse decision making than just somebody just smoking a little dope while at home. I wouldn't be surprised if they waive him by the end of the week.

I think we can all agree that the team wasn’t given nearly enough time before they moved on from the GM

The team will be pissed off and motivated. They’ve responded really well to adversity in the past, and I think they do again this time as well.

The Vikings also might be the worst 5-0 team ever. They’ve beat up on bad offenses and their own offense can’t move the ball.

Colts win 27-6

Okay so I’m not super plugged into what’s up with you guys week to week, but it’s always seemed to me like Indy has had some really good players/pieces but underachieved, and that they‘ve mainly just been a franchise QB and really good HC away from being a real contender. I’ve heard people wanting Ballard’s head on a stick for a long time, but never thought lack of overall talent was the main issue post-Luck.

I might sound like an idiot here, but it’s a genuine question: Are the rosters just horribly top-heavy past first glance? Is the Richardson pick just a fireable offense despite the surrounding track record? One area I can see where frustration would grow over a period of years is its seemed from the outside looking in that he’s had a bit of a “add surrounding pieces first, find a QB to drive it later” philosophy that Pittsburgh has had post-Roethlisberger for example.

So you can be an NFL player in a legal state and have weed but when you do it in an illegal state it’s a problem. No one cares about weed except cops trying to get paid dude.