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The Browns could land a damaged Andrew Luck for the right price.

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  • The Browns could have landed a healthy Carson Wentz with the #2 overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, but decided to trade away their future..

    @domcucch1994 said:

    The Browns could have landed a healthy Carson Wentz with the #2 overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, but decided to trade away their future..

    You and Taco must be great fun to go to bars with...

  • Drew Brees was coming off of a bad shoulder when he signed with the Saints.  Healthy Andrew Luck is as good as Carson Wentz.

  • Drew Brees was coming off of a bad shoulder when he signed with the Saints.  Healthy Andrew Luck is as good as Carson Wentz.

    @skippinturtles said:

    Drew Brees was coming off of a bad shoulder when he signed with the Saints.  Healthy Andrew Luck is as good as Carson Wentz.

    Andrew Luck is toast.. No thanks...

  • @skippinturtles said:

    Drew Brees was coming off of a bad shoulder when he signed with the Saints.  Healthy Andrew Luck is as good as Carson Wentz.

    Andrew Luck is toast.. No thanks...

    @nickers said:

    Andrew Luck is toast.. No thanks...

    Buy low, sell high.

  • If infy wants to part with him for a 2nd, sure. Anything higher, nope. 

  • Luck if healthy would be better then any qb we have had in many many years key words IF HEALTHY!

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    The Browns could have landed a healthy Carson Wentz with the #2 overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, but decided to trade away their future..

    You and Taco must be great fun to go to bars with...

    @londonbrown said:

    You and Taco must be great fun to go to bars with...

    Trent Richardson and Johnny Football should be signed, we could win then.

  • I doubt any surgeons post here.  Luck could be fine by the start of next year.  Why not float an offer for a top 10 QB while his value is low and the team has cap space.

  • The Colts have a starter with potential in Jacoby Brissett.  T.Y. is great.  The rest of their roster is hot garbage.  Irsay is unstable.  A sweet package of picks could land him.  Worth a shot.

    @skippinturtles said:

    The Colts have a starter with potential in Jacoby Brissett.  T.Y. is great.  The rest of their roster is hot garbage.  Irsay is unstable.  A sweet package of picks could land him.  Worth a shot.

    Colts aren't giving Luck away. Beware damaged goods. Cost = a couple firsts. No thanks.

  • If the Colts are even considering trading away one of the best QB prospects to enter the NFL in years, that should tell you that he's got serious injury concerns.

  • Terry Bradshaw is still around, and he's healthy......🙄

  • The dude is off in Europe undergoing "experimental" treatments...

    Yeah... I want in on that. 😳

  • @skippinturtles said:

    The Colts have a starter with potential in Jacoby Brissett.  T.Y. is great.  The rest of their roster is hot garbage.  Irsay is unstable.  A sweet package of picks could land him.  Worth a shot.

    Colts aren't giving Luck away. Beware damaged goods. Cost = a couple firsts. No thanks.

    @hoorta said:

    Colts aren't giving Luck away. Beware damaged goods. Cost = a couple firsts. No thanks.

    Well, you know that Sashi has the reputation of wanting to "win every deal".  Allegedly that is why the Pats would not deal with him for Garypolo.  (though I doubt that is the real reason). But if it is....
    Sashi would play hardball.   (but then, Sachi may be in no position to play at all, if he is thrown out on his can.)

  • @boo-fagley said:

    They might get his shoulder patched up.

    But Andy Luck is Stanford numbskull. There is no fixing that.

    Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.

    NOT.   (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)

  • @boo-fagley said:

    They might get his shoulder patched up.

    But Andy Luck is Stanford numbskull. There is no fixing that.

    Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.

    NOT.   (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)

    @the-gipper said:

    Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.

    NOT.   (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.

    NOT.   (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    @hoorta said:

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    I don't know about anyone else.. But I have always viewed Book Smarts and Common sense ,, as two completely different types of intelligences

  • @hoorta said:

    Colts aren't giving Luck away. Beware damaged goods. Cost = a couple firsts. No thanks.

    Well, you know that Sashi has the reputation of wanting to "win every deal".  Allegedly that is why the Pats would not deal with him for Garypolo.  (though I doubt that is the real reason). But if it is....
    Sashi would play hardball.   (but then, Sachi may be in no position to play at all, if he is thrown out on his can.)

    @the-gipper said:

    Well, you know that Sashi has the reputation of wanting to "win every deal".  Allegedly that is why the Pats would not deal with him for Garypolo.  (though I doubt that is the real reason). But if it is....
    Sashi would play hardball.   (but then, Sachi may be in no position to play at all, if he is thrown out on his can.)

    Sashi is a lawyer, of couese he's trying to win every deal or argument to a T. This could be good (and bad)

  • @hoorta said:

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    I don't know about anyone else.. But I have always viewed Book Smarts and Common sense ,, as two completely different types of intelligences

    @nickers said:

    I don't know about anyone else.. But I have always viewed Book Smarts and Common sense ,, as two completely different types of intelligences

    They are... but they are also not mutually exclusive.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.

    NOT.   (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    @hoorta said:

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard

  • @hoorta said:

    Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now. 

    Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard

    @the-gipper said:

    Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard

    I would also add that Case Western Reserve is nothing to sneeze at either.. it's become a Doctor factory...