Author: NFL Staff
Rank: 27 (-2)
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Author’s Take: “When the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s meeting between Dallas and Indianapolis opened. The Colts were down just two points. There was an opportunity for the Colts to notch a potentially season-saving upset.
Five unanswered touchdowns later, the Colts were on the wrong end of another ugly loss. And per Sobleski, that blowout only hammered home the fact that the 2022 Colts are a mess from top to bottom.
“Well, the Jeff Saturday experiment was fun while it lasted,” he said. “Owner Jim Irsay has now been smacked in the face by reality. An ill-advised hire—no matter how good of a leader or how much experience he had as a player—couldn’t correct the ills found within the Colts’ roster. It’s time for a reset in Indianapolis. Irsay already began with the coaching staff. General manager Chris Ballard shouldn’t be safe. Matt Ryan’s tenure behind center is coming to a miserable end. The Colts are a team about to enter a significant rebuild.”
Another dreadful effort from Ryan led to postgame questions about a potential switch at quarterback. But Saturday indicated that he’s not inclined to make a switch.
“From a quarterback perspective, you dig yourself a hole, you’ve got to get out,” Saturday said. “[Ryan] knows he didn’t play good. It doesn’t take us to tell him. But no, you don’t yank him. You work your way out. You’ve got to fix it and find a way to get better.”
Frankly, at this point it probably doesn’t matter anyway—Indy’s problems go well beyond one position.”
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