[FarmBoy]

Given how well Luck runs the two-minute drill, I wonder why the Colts don't run a no-huddle offense more often.

Supposedly, they have been practicing 4-5 weeks and only felt comfortable running it last week because the rest of the team was ready (read between the lines, Luck could have handled it, but everyone else was behind the curve.)

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-ra...-just-fine

"We didn't attempt no-huddle the first year," Arians said, referring to Manning's first year. "We did a lot of check with mes, and gave him two or three options, but not at the line, rolling in a no-huddle situation until the second year. It's something he's been wanting to do. I felt the rest of the guys were more than capable now. We practiced it for four or five weeks. It was time to try it."

[FarmBoy]

Given how well Luck runs the two-minute drill, I wonder why the Colts don't run a no-huddle offense more often.

Supposedly, they have been practicing 4-5 weeks and only felt comfortable running it last week because the rest of the team was ready (read between the lines, Luck could have handled it, but everyone else was behind the curve.)

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-ra...-just-fine

"We didn't attempt no-huddle the first year," Arians said, referring to Manning's first year. "We did a lot of check with mes, and gave him two or three options, but not at the line, rolling in a no-huddle situation until the second year. It's something he's been wanting to do. I felt the rest of the guys were more than capable now. We practiced it for four or five weeks. It was time to try it."