Colts / NFL Game Thread

[HinnyHoosier 6,634]

12 hours ago, Alford Bailey said:

Cooper DeJean!

https://x.com/TheHoopHerald/status/1888790864828281161

 

This dude. Holy cow. 6 foot tall.

Some guys get to have all the fun.

[OliviaPope40 7,476]

2 hours ago, HinnyHoosier said:

Don't worry. She'll have a song about it soon.

So when does the whole album drop?

[OliviaPope40 7,476]

https://x.com/joefrk/status/1888763411086844358?s=42

[LamarCheeks 22,197]

Nice little read on ARE's return to Chicago. 

https://www.chicagobears.com/news/antwaan-randle-el-ecstatic-to-complete-full-circle-trip-with-bears?fbclid=IwY2xjawJuElNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHjOFbdJbyocUZ2A20zATwbLqER3OaZowu8jA8kU43SLRcoCU_fMvb2xwI6vS_aem_nhqsRc_blQZhE1iayPcZwQ

[LamarCheeks 22,197]

RIP, Mongo ... 

One of the most colorful characters on a team full of characters. Was so much fun watching that 1985 squad. 

Glad he got to live to see his induction into the NFL Hall of Fame. 

[LIHoosier 27,818]

Dem Boys picked Tyler...the guard.

Y'all might get your TE after all

[Demo 24,024]

RIP Jim Irsay. 
Dude obviously had some pretty pronounced demons, but he always genuinely seemed to love the city and after seeing Stan Kroenke up close I really grew to appreciate that Jim cared more about winning than about maximizing the value of his team as a commodity. 

[kreigh8 2,111]

24 minutes ago, Demo said:

RIP Jim Irsay. 
Dude obviously had some pretty pronounced demons, but he always genuinely seemed to love the city and after seeing Stan Kroenke up close I really grew to appreciate that Jim cared more about winning than about maximizing the value of his team as a commodity. 

RIP Mr Irsay,

but with how hard it's been to watch the White Sox falling apart from a playoff team so fast, maximizing a value of a team is something I wish Jerry Reinsdorf might take a cue from Kroenke's mentality. That commodity isn't winning or have much value

[LIHoosier 27,818]

1 hour ago, Demo said:

RIP Jim Irsay. 
Dude obviously had some pretty pronounced demons, but he always genuinely seemed to love the city and after seeing Stan Kroenke up close I really grew to appreciate that Jim cared more about winning than about maximizing the value of his team as a commodity. 

Jim witnessed first hand what his dad's actions ended up doing to Baltimore and likely didn't want to have that same tarnished legacy even if it meant going to LA, Vegas, or whatever the hot city at the time was. RIP.

[Class of '66 Old Fart 91,612]

Carlile Irsay-Gordon to likely to lead Colts going forward.

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nfl/colts/2025/05/21/carlie-irsay-gordon-colts-jim-irsay/72274815007/?taid=682e726c2e3a9d0001c48f13&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

[Josh 13,250]

17 hours ago, LIHoosier said:

Jim witnessed first hand what his dad's actions ended up doing to Baltimore 

I'm curious what you mean by this.  If Bob didn't move the team to Indianapolis, the city of Baltimore would have seized the team through use of eminent domain.  He did what he had to do