[The Ringer] Anthony Richardson’s Development Plan Is Ahead of Schedule: “The Indianapolis Colts’ rookie passer looked far better than the raw project some billed him as in the draft. That’s exactly what the team expected.”
September 13, 2023
[The Ringer] Anthony Richardson’s Development Plan Is Ahead of Schedule: “The Indianapolis Colts’ rookie passer looked far better than the raw project some billed him as in the draft. That’s exactly what the team expected.”
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I haven’t played Madden in a while, but he’s ripe for a Golden Ticket in MUT if they still have those!
really good point in this article about ARs pass distribution against the jags vs in college
People are going to be so mad if AR becomes the best qb of this draft. Tits and Texans fans especially. They already call us the luckiest franchise in the nfl for having the #1 pick when Peyton and Luck were available. Now what will they say. Maybe we’re just good at developing QB’s?
Leaned heavy into pre-draft analysis and videos breaking down his game tape before the draft. This is not at all surprising when coupled with the Steichen hire and where the league is going in the future. Changing of the guard.
“Ahead of schedule” is what the “team expected”.
Hmmmm.
If it was what was expected, I would think that would have been the plan.
*Richardson had a success rate of 71 percent on throws within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage, which was the best number of any quarterback in Week 1.*
Steichen might just be a genius. That’s phenomenal from a guy who borderline couldn’t play the game within 10 yards of the LOS.
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I haven’t played Madden in a while, but he’s ripe for a Golden Ticket in MUT if they still have those!
really good point in this article about ARs pass distribution against the jags vs in college
People are going to be so mad if AR becomes the best qb of this draft. Tits and Texans fans especially. They already call us the luckiest franchise in the nfl for having the #1 pick when Peyton and Luck were available. Now what will they say. Maybe we’re just good at developing QB’s?
Leaned heavy into pre-draft analysis and videos breaking down his game tape before the draft. This is not at all surprising when coupled with the Steichen hire and where the league is going in the future. Changing of the guard.
“Ahead of schedule” is what the “team expected”.
Hmmmm.
If it was what was expected, I would think that would have been the plan.
*Richardson had a success rate of 71 percent on throws within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage, which was the best number of any quarterback in Week 1.*
Steichen might just be a genius. That’s phenomenal from a guy who borderline couldn’t play the game within 10 yards of the LOS.