Andrew Luck’s healthy offseason should scare Colts’ foes – Indianapolis Colts Blog

INDIANAPOLIS — It’s a scary thought for the rest of the NFL, something the Indianapolis Colts have been waiting to spring on their opponents for four years.

Andrew Luck finally is getting a full offseason to work on his craft.

“I have a great deal of respect of where he has been and where he is now and we have not, I said this, we have not seen the best of this kid yet,” Colts general manager…

How 2018 St. Patrick’s Day trade became Colts’ four-leaf clover – Indianapolis Colts Blog

INDIANAPOLIS — Eight.

That’s the number of “premium” non-quarterbacks that the Indianapolis Colts thought would be available in the 2018 draft.

The Colts were coming off a 4-12 record in 2017, had the No. 3 pick in the draft and had several holes to fill on their roster.

As crazy as it sounds, that meant general manager Chris Ballard had flexibility with that pick, as he didn’t have his eyes set…

Like it or not, Blake Bortles was one of best QBs in Jaguars history – Jacksonville Jaguars Blog

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — It was obvious the time had come for the Jacksonville Jaguars to move on from quarterback Blake Bortles.

They did it on Wednesday, cutting the five-year veteran while conceding that his streaky up-and-down play and high rate of turnovers were holding the franchise back from consistently competing for the playoffs.

The Jaguars were never quite sure what they were going to get…

Role reversal: Colts set bar high, with or without new additions – Indianapolis Colts Blog

INDIANAPOLIS — Think about this time a year ago for the Indianapolis Colts.

There were still chuckles about the Josh McDaniels fiasco. Quarterback Andrew Luck had yet to throw a football during his right shoulder rehabilitation. The Colts were preparing to make their highest draft pick since selecting Luck No. 1 overall in 2012. And there was no playoff buzz.

Oh, how things have changed in…

What’s behind Chiefs coach Andy Reid’s struggles in the playoffs? – Kansas City Chiefs Blog

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Andy Reid has coached in 13 playoff seasons, and the end result has always been the same: disappointment.

His postseason wins and losses have come in all shapes and sizes: blowouts, down-to-the-wire finishes, blown leads. They’ve all led Reid to the same place.

“We sure beat ourselves up over all of that,” said Brad Childress, a longtime assistant coach for Reid with the