[fullmetal]

“He's here with us working every day, running, lifting, show us the true leader he is and is still becoming,” Redding said. “He's doing a great job and I can't wait to see him with live bullets. He's giving our DBs (defensive backs) you know what. He's giving them the business right now.”

The article is primarily concerned with showing Luck's growth and development, as well as the team's continued familiarity with Pep Hamilton's offense.  Good, quick read.

http://www.fortwayne.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a.../320125208

[fullmetal]

“He's here with us working every day, running, lifting, show us the true leader he is and is still becoming,” Redding said. “He's doing a great job and I can't wait to see him with live bullets. He's giving our DBs (defensive backs) you know what. He's giving them the business right now.”

The article is primarily concerned with showing Luck's growth and development, as well as the team's continued familiarity with Pep Hamilton's offense.  Good, quick read.

http://www.fortwayne.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a.../320125208

[Bruce Wang]

"Meanwhile, on the other side of the ball, Redding said the Colts are intent on improving the number of takeaways. Indianapolis ranked 20th in interceptions, 32nd in forced fumbles and fumble recoveries."

Sounds like they need to draft Reynolds or Richards, or both - R&R!

[Bruce Wang]

"Meanwhile, on the other side of the ball, Redding said the Colts are intent on improving the number of takeaways. Indianapolis ranked 20th in interceptions, 32nd in forced fumbles and fumble recoveries."

Sounds like they need to draft Reynolds or Richards, or both - R&R!

[fullmetal]

Colts = Cardinal East?  Ha.

I was supremely amused by the turns of phrase Redding used--"giving them the you know what" and "giving them the business."  I think I first heard this grammatical construction last season, and it's ridiculous/hilarious at the same time. 

[fullmetal]

Colts = Cardinal East?  Ha.

I was supremely amused by the turns of phrase Redding used--"giving them the you know what" and "giving them the business."  I think I first heard this grammatical construction last season, and it's ridiculous/hilarious at the same time.