[Redrum]

Didn't the Colts actually try to bring in more OL? IIRC they signed a couple free agents. I think the problem is more that they're shitty evaluators of talent and the coaching staff sucks at adapting. The OL moves haven't worked, so stop trying to be a run-first, downfield-throwing team. Look at what NE is doing, or even the Giants with Eli. Just have Luck diagnose before the snap, then throw off a 3-step drop. Once the DL is gassed start going deep. Maybe, for some reason, their guys can't do this, but I have a really hard time believing that.

I can accept that theory.  That just stretches the Discombobulation Zone from the Management offices down to the coaching offices. One size fits all.  I guess there is a distinguishable distinction between failure to act and failure to act effectively.  Whatever, the owners still get paid, the coaches still get paid and the players get paid. Hardly any incentive to do what needs to be done, regardless of where the organization is bumbling.  And Andrew still gets to join the Great QBs Who Never Won the Big One club.  Just thinking about that makes my brain hurt.

[Redrum]

Didn't the Colts actually try to bring in more OL? IIRC they signed a couple free agents. I think the problem is more that they're shitty evaluators of talent and the coaching staff sucks at adapting. The OL moves haven't worked, so stop trying to be a run-first, downfield-throwing team. Look at what NE is doing, or even the Giants with Eli. Just have Luck diagnose before the snap, then throw off a 3-step drop. Once the DL is gassed start going deep. Maybe, for some reason, their guys can't do this, but I have a really hard time believing that.

I can accept that theory.  That just stretches the Discombobulation Zone from the Management offices down to the coaching offices. One size fits all.  I guess there is a distinguishable distinction between failure to act and failure to act effectively.  Whatever, the owners still get paid, the coaches still get paid and the players get paid. Hardly any incentive to do what needs to be done, regardless of where the organization is bumbling.  And Andrew still gets to join the Great QBs Who Never Won the Big One club.  Just thinking about that makes my brain hurt.