wouldve been the greatest hand off than farve too rodgers

the perfect manning successor was manning himself, the colts deserved what they got after shoving peyton to the back door while he still had 3 prime years ahead of him

@@aesir1ases64 we couldn’t give Peyton what Denver did. We needed to rebuild, and doubt we could have given him the opportunity Denver gave him.

@@aesir1ases64the colts sucked outside of Manning. Also manning was old and very injury prone coming off major neck surgery. We saw what the colts O-line did to a young and strong luck. That colts team would have gotten Manning actually killed or paralyzed

Exactly. He was getting hit left and right never had a good line, never had a good rb, defense was okay at BEST. He was forced to play hero ball damn near every week. Grigson was terrible

Yep, the Colts destroyed his potential. It’s sad because he pretty much single-handedly revived that team after Peyton left.

Agreed. Not Luck's fault. If he had a competent O-line, he might still be playing today.

I’ll forever hate Ryan Grigson

Imagine him playing today with the current colts team now..

That shit is crazy. Weaknesses: None

As a draft fans people were all a board the luck train. Members of the media would be seen already giving luck his spot in Ohio before he even took a snap in the nfl 😂 😂

I think they were right too he was a really good Qb, but playing behind that bad of a line gets to you

Unfortunately injuries turned a guy who single handedly held up a colts team into a “what if” story. Dude could probably be one of the greatest qb coaches ever if he wanted to get into that though

@@BrianWilliams-op6lv it takes more than just being good at playing a position to be a good coach. It takes a certain type of person to teach others.

I agree, although RG3 kind of let his ego get the best of him especially when he told Washington he wants to stop running. That's like Lamar telling the Ravens he doesn't want to run anymore

I don’t think RG3 ever had potential. He’s just so fragile. If you look at his knees even before all the injuries there’s just something mechanically unsound about them. He was always going to have knee injuries. And in fact he had 3 in 5 years.

Those organizations are largely responsible for those injuries. Coaches back then were too stupid to make use of dual threat QBs. That's actually what made Kaepernick so special, because he was smart enough to avoid those big injuries. Nowadays, RPOs and QB draws are designed in a way that protects the QB much more. While Kyler Murray for example has had a few injuries, there were barely any tackles that felt like they could be career enders.

@@RyanAlexanderBloom don't think you cant ever say someone "never had potential" without ever witnessing such. the redskins were in a tough spot having sean taylor's passing and their believed franchise qb campbell traded for a washed up donovan mcnabb. I lived in DC during this time and literally EVERYBODY was expecting RG3 to be our savior. He was pushed too much and asked to do things out of his comfort zone very early on before he even got to show he was his own thing. This is why you hear so many people say 'he was lamar jackson before lamar jackson was lamar jackson'. That goes to show how better of a coach John Harbaugh is and the Ravens organization is than the Redskins were

Perfectly said man

Shit at least build a decent offensive line

I'm worried about Trevor Lawrence for this reason. The Jags have not shown that they are capable of this in the last decade plus

agreed, the Colts tanked the 2011 season

Cincinnati is hopefully following this advice for Burrow. I just hope they see that there's still more work to be done on the team instead of getting complacent since they improbably won the AFC North this year

@@37willdog Lawrence is doomed

Fax, love you chiseled adonis

Ah shit my boy is here

As a Colts fan, I can never forgive our franchise either. All we can offer are words of apology. I'm sorry Andrew.

Grigson tried, pagano sucked.

The front office? Maybe try blaming the REAL problem. Ryan Grigson. It was the fault of their GM and their GM alone. He cared more about his ego than the team. There are multiple coaches that have come out since then and told stories of how Grigson outright REFUSED to draft offensive linemen despite the extreme need for it. I hate hearing the same old “wah wah colts front office this and that”. They did what they could, not sure if you understand football but the GM? Ryan Grigson? He holds a little bit more power than the coaching staff.

Yeah but he’s inconsistent and can never lead his team

Also he’s never led a team passed the divisional round

My MVP, Kirko Bangs

I like that

Stats, schmats. He's not a winner when it matters most.

For real imagine had they have given him a Line.

Thanks Pagano.

Completely agreed

I was one who never booed him. I felt sorry for him. If we had only had an offensive line to protect him. I can only say sorry. It pisses me off seeing what Grigson did to the Colts.

@@ItBePatYo It was all Pagano.

Your not wrong. But If Indy invested in a O-Line for Luck a bit, he would still be playing as well.

N.F.W did Bleacher report give the Seahawks A LOLOL

I took that guy in the 15th Round in my Fantasy Draft before he was announced the Starter because I knew he was going to be amazing.

@@chaostopia Russ has had arguably a worse o line during his career

@@Xzrohrh luck had multiple seasons and not to mention back to back years being the most sacked player. They only invested in the line his last before retirement. Wilson’s line currently is better than any line luck had barring the 2018 season when Nelson was drafted

Had he been drafted by a different team, he probably would have had a pretty okay career. What the Deadskins did to him should be seen a criminal. Dan Snyder ruins everything.

It reminds me so much of Derrick Rose

I called him a bust when i heard he was being considered a 1st round prospect. Wrong skill set to be successful long term in NFL and I was right

@@aharontyson6958 I feel with more time r G3 become a better more long-term player but he didn’t have a lot of time

@@aharontyson6958 I think classifying him as a “bust” is very unfair. He showed in his rookie season that his skillset made him an exceptional NFL player. Now 1/3 of NFL teams have RGIII type QBs and many of them doing well. Look at Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson. Injuries can happen to anyone and he got a bad break.

Shanahan is a great coach and was using rg3 to his strengths while he became a better passer. I think if after he hurt his knee he should have stayed out but his pride forced him back in the game and he made it worse.

Stop lying bro the Washington football team set me up to get hurt

They both knew I was injured and throw me into the game

RG3 was a gigantic prima donna. Lots of ignorant fans blame Shanahan for his downfall. No true. RG3 went over the coachs' head to the idiot owner and played hurt.

@@DeadSexyAdamCheney Shanahan was a terrible couch in Washington. He had RG3 out there on a knee brace. What did he think was going to happen. Coaches make the decisions, not players.They’re accountable for everyone

Fun Fact: Demetrius Harris, the TE who caught the pass from Dontari Poe at the end of the video, was the first player Dontari Poe completed a pass in the NFL.

doubtful..talent wise yea but hes just too fragile he wouldnt make the season

@@pika9752 now we have a good oline, so hopefully he would be decent

He’s not man enough to play

@@gamersfreefood no offense to Carson Wentz, but you’d take luck any given Sunday.

@@robbyrdog bait?

No weapons until his last year, Seriously!!! 2012 - Reggie Wayne, Colby Fleener, Dwayne Allen!!! 2013 - T.Y. Hilton, Colby Fleener!!! 2014 - T.Y. Hilton, Reggie Wayne, Colby Fleener, Dwayne Allen!!! 2015 - NO Luck...Frank Gore, T.Y. Hilton, Donte Moncrief, Colby Fleener, Dwayne Allen!!! 2016 - Frank Gore, T.Y. Hilton, Andre Johnson, Jack Doyle, Dwayne Allen!!!

@@charlesburroughs9770 exactly these clowns have no clue what their talking about and just want to make excuses for the quitter

@@charlesburroughs9770 He said Weapons, not receivers. The only 2 Weapons on that list are Reggie and TY. Johnson is a weapon but was past his prime by that point and wasn't an elite receiver. With that being said, yes, the Colts did at times have above-average receiving cores. Issue was mainly the O-line.

@@charlesburroughs9770 3/4 of those players weren't very good. And none of them fix the Oline Logic exists. Give it a try

It's honestly sad how good the offensive line has gotten since his retirement.

Yeah a shaky O-line, no real run game, and lack of weapons outside of T.Y Hilton and a few others made Luck feel like he had to play hero ball. Which lead to him being reckless with his body and turning the ball over a lot.

Very true

Alot of qbs have had bet offensive lines his play style was 100% a factor

@@JaKingScomez and a lot of those QBs had their careers ruined by injuries

And he did it after being inserted at half time, down 10-0. He then commanded the team into the playoff, and should have been the QB for the playoffs instead of Hoyer, who got beaten badly. BoB has the worst judgement for QBs because he then used Osweiler and Savage from Rutgers as starting QBs. Weeden could have been a Tannehill at that point because of the talent on the offense.

@@redstwok1123 weedon was terrible when he was Romo's backup in dallas prior to him being on the Texans.

@@jlobiafra I dont think so. He wasn't good enough to win the games he started, but won the one he took over, coming from behind. One of the loss wasnt his fault, and his QBR wasn't bad, and finished ahead of Romo that year. In fact, Weeden held the distinction of leading 2 NFL teams that year in QBR.

Funny thing is Weeden and Oklahoma State beat the sure thing Andrew Luck & Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl a few months before the draft.

@James Black That's true, but just stating the facts.

What's the handle?

@@CatnamedMittens I’m guessing it’s the @CaptAndrewLuck account

That and 2007. I would say that 2007 was way worse than 2013.

@@michaelh1603 07 was horrendous. Looking back at it there is no doubt 07 was the worst.

@@Jacob-mv2mw lol i wanted troy smith to be a stud

@Aimi Yusri wtf

@Aimi Yusri Uh what

2006 dradt class goated if unfulfilled is the measurement

@@_nso_12 I got him reported. Hate spam like that

@Aimi Yusri reported

The year he quit we had arguably the best line in the league and he quit mid preseason. He’s hated in our state. Only people who like him are non Colts fans who are better off without him in the league.

@@robbyrdog So? What does the line being good the year he reignited have to do with any of that?

@@JD-jz5gu the whole excuse for him quitting was not having a decent line….???

@@robbyrdog So? If the line was bad his whole career how should he know the line would be good the year he retired…….

@@robbyrdog And also, he didn’t quit because the line sucked, he quit because of all of his injuries and how those injuries affected him mentally. Sure, the line played a part in that, but it’s not the whole reason he hung it up

Still hurts

Don’t rub it in It still stings

The throw that becomes a meme.

Or the Failception.

@@16ktsgamma the ball goes to the receiver in that cituation it wasn’t a bad call

@@joemam7855 Ha ha, you mean it gets intercepted.

I mean, if we count one good season in a career of a guy with a losing record "success" ...

Funny thing is Weeden and Oklahoma State beat the sure thing Andrew Luck & Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl a few months before the draft.

My favorite part about the Brock Osweiler story is that he was so bad and the Texans regretted the contract so much, that they traded a 2nd round pick to the Browns just to get rid of him. Gotta respect him for the 41 million dollar finesse.

I wonder how he would’ve been had he stayed with the Broncos he played well with that system.

@@awesomebeast7509 what😂😂😂

@@JD-jz5gu Man used Peyton Mannings degrading arm to finesse the Texans into paying him 41 mil. Can’t hate on him for securing his bag💰

@@awesomebeast7509 hell no, that’s actually amazing. He finessed the Texans, then Bill O’Brien did then deshaun Watson😂😂😂

They tried but were unsucessful.

The year he quit the Colts had arguably the best o line in the league…he quit mid preseason the guy is a joke.

@@robbyrdog yeah because coming back from a torn abdomen, a lacerated kidney and a severe shoulder injury makes you a joke huh. All of that pain and rehab can take a large tole on anyone’s mental and physical state

@@coltsfan209 lmao yeah two weeks before the season starts and we give home the best line in the league…dudes a joke just like anyone who defends what he did. There’s a way you go about doing these things and he handled it very unprofessionally.

@@robbyrdog Lmao a true hater

I wish McDavid will not turn into Luck...

That 2013 season Foles had is still the 3rd highest Qb rating of all time. Only 3rd to Aaron Rodgers and Aaron Rodgers.

Also his td to int ratio is 2nd best of all time only losing out by .5 to Tom Brady.

He came back down 14-0 to beat the Seahawks two weeks ago, with the greatest 2pt play I've ever seen

and he threw 7 tds in a game that season, which is the shared record of tds in a single game

@John Nichols I’m a Packers fan, but out of this class I like seeing the guys succeed, I like watching everyone succeed, especially guys like Foles and Russ who were way over looked

Yes

Look no further than 2007 or 2011 (besides Newton)

Well, the QB spot is literally almost impossible to get right when it comes to these drafts. At the end of the day it either comes down to the player and his skills/work effort or the team and the scheme.

He was good in college

@@scottbeesley7988 Yeah all QBs were good in the Big12 little kid

Funny thing is he and Oklahoma State beat the sure thing Andrew Luck & Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl a few months before the draft.

@@Weezy10580 He was the best in the big 12 and tons of other good QBs came out of the big 12? He was probably drafted early, but the dude had pretty much no chance at the Browns. They were at peak dysfunction.

@Peters6221 Yup, I agree with you bud. It's unfortunate that the Colts was only able to get all the pieces together after Luck left. The current squad they got now would be terrifying with Luck under center.

He wasn’t benched for Bradford. Chip Kelly traded Foles to Rams in exchange for Bradford to replace him.

@@ErikCB912 I completely forgot that he got Traded.

He quit on us mid preseason after we gave him one of the best lines in the league…stop making excuses for him.

@@robbyrdog I don’t know if you’ve ever had to extensive rehab on a reconstructed joint, but it’s about as bad as it gets. Not being able to pick your grandkids is not worth playing a game. He endured years of car crash like impact for his team until he couldn’t give anymore.

@@mxcnbigboyz619 he quit two weeks before the season started after we got him an amazing line…he went about quitting in a horrible way. You making excuses for him just shows how soft this generation is

@@robbyrdog i wasn’t a fan of how he left but he doesn’t owe you a damn thing, thinking he does shows how selfish and full of themselves your generation is

@@mxcnbigboyz619 that’s fine but he’s not getting any praise for being a quitter lmao soft asss 😂

Exactly…screw that quitter.

very true

I agree he turned into a decent QB he’s made some mistakes in the playoffs but that happens Edit: I used him for years in Washington as my QB he was a great fantasy QB back then

Na, as unfortunately as it was, the most memorable pass was made by Russel Wilson at the end of Superbowl XLIX. That shit still wakes me up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night.

How do you go undrafted after breaking a record like that...?

I always assumed he would come back, and they did it to save money …but no he really was retired for good it’s sad he was truly elite

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