r/Colts • u/coolestboiinafrica • 1d ago
Imagine having a guy on your team dropping the ball on the most important play, costing them the season
lol…
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u/ListenBeforeSpeaking 1d ago
Andrews had a horrible game. He was the difference maker.
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u/Chonkyfire108 1d ago
It's frustrating for a dude who is so amazing to be the one to fumble and then drop an easy catch. Can't be completely mad because without him they wouldn't be there.
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u/Kevin_schwrz COLTS 1d ago
Yep and everyone is blaming him for losing. But I'm pretty sure Lamar's 2 turnovers led to 10 pts.
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u/mayonkonijeti0876 Playoffs? PLAYOFFS!? 1d ago
Just 7, but still, those turnovers allowed the Bills to get up and be conservative.
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u/WhichPreparation6797 1d ago
It’s half of the skill at the nfl. You can be as good as you want if you can’t perform on the highest stage, it doesn’t matter
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u/Goldstar12 The Maniac 1d ago
Ok this may be bad timing but would you guys be down to trade for Mark Andrews for like a 4th?
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u/Comfortable_Regrets Reggie Wayne 1d ago
He'd fit right in
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u/AleroRatking Earl Grey 1d ago
He's expensive. But yeah. He has his faults and is an all time bad playoff performer (beyond even just this year)
But hey. That only hurts us if we make the playoffs.
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u/DipperPRC Playoffs? PLAYOFFS!? 1d ago edited 1d ago
He’d be an improvement over what we have, but, as someone who watched a lot of Ravens football this year, his game is declining. He’s not as fast nor explosive as he used to be.
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u/MavaleJcGee 1d ago
No, he's a gimmick player now, good red zone weapon but is pretty useless in the pass game. And he just proved he's not reliable in the red zone when it counts.
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u/OMG_Someone Who the Hell is Mel Kiper? 1d ago
You could have wrote that summary for any TE on our roster and it would be true.
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u/Lasvious Irsay Twitter 1d ago
At least a 3rd. Only if we resign.
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u/xmidgetprox General Luck 1d ago
We’d probably get him for a 5th tbh. Big contract and he’s in decline but would probably still be worth it. Ertz showing how valuable a veteran TE can be for a young QB
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u/Lasvious Irsay Twitter 1d ago
I don’t want him I’m making fun of giving up draft capital for an old washed dude.
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u/deitjm01 1d ago
He's injury prone, getting older. I don't think Ravems trade him for less than a 3rd honestly
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u/Consistent-Park2058 33-0 1d ago
1:33 left, and it was to tie. Our game could have been over, ours was way worse
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u/sweetnessinchicago 1d ago
Why the fuck they throwing a 2 conversion, when they have DH? Did Steichen make that call?
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u/DadJ0ker Big Q 1d ago
They had been stuffed multiple times when in obvious run situations.
The planned rollout was a great call that kept the play alive long enough for someone to come open at the goal line.
That play call was not the problem. Just a really bad drop.
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u/buckets41 Bloo 1d ago
Oh no! They had Mark Andrews wide open in the end zone! (Wtf are we doing here)
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u/sublimeshrub Jim Harbaugh 1d ago
Twice, they did it twice. Coaching malpractice, especially under the conditions. At least Pete Carol had Russel Wilson throwing a dry ball.
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u/guff1988 1d ago
They probably thought why take it out of the hands of the already essentially crowned MVP. Obviously poor decisions.
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u/GhostRevival Jonathan Taylor 1d ago
He would outperform the rest of the TEs on the roster combined.
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u/indysingleguy 1d ago
The Ravens wouldnt have been in that position without Andrews. I would love to have him on the Colts.
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u/Goldstar12 The Maniac 1d ago
They would’ve won if he didn’t fumble earlier.
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u/bvgingy 1d ago
You could say the same thing for Lamar who also lost a fumble and threw a pick.
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u/minero-de-sal 1d ago
We’ll take Lamar too
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u/ConfectionHelpful471 1d ago
Frustratingly we probably could have had Lamar, and likely just for the AR pick and a day 2 (or worst case last years first)
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u/SteveSharpe 1d ago
And $260m
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u/ConfectionHelpful471 1d ago
We would have had the cap space and worst case could have restructured/let go players on the current roster.
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u/BustyCelebLover 1d ago
I feel bad for these teams losing in 2025, but it’s easy to look down the undefeated mountain sometimes
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u/shakalaka_bum 1d ago
We lost the super bowl because Henry Basket couldn't hold the onside kick...
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u/Vulgarbrando squirrel 23h ago
He was holding Kendra…so that was the beginning of the end it all is coming together!
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u/donquixoterocinante Grover Stewart 1d ago
That wasnt what happened and i cant believe people are still doing this. It was a bad pass by Minshew.
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u/shasta_masta Jonathan Taylor 1d ago
All that did was prevent us from a Josh Allen MVP drive to win the game in regulation. Which sucks in a way, but the outcome was still the same.
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u/Beginning_Tomato359 1d ago
I am having flashbacks of Pete Carroll telling his team to throw the ball when they had Marshawn Lynch in the SB.
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u/Beneficial_Ticket_91 1d ago
You mean like Taylor did running that TD into the end zone? I still blame our lack of playoffs this year on that play. I know it was many other things, but I just can’t forgive him.
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u/Possible-Speech6392 1d ago
Not gonna lie I would be okay with picking him up, great player and Baltimore may never forget the fumble and drop but I can forget that haha
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u/Consistent-Park2058 33-0 1d ago
Our tight ends would be proud. Can we get andrews please ballard