#Colts Minshew

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Gardner Minshew is #Colts backup QB; who's the starter? How Hoosiers can beat Kent State #iubb! Purdue can't lose!

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Preseason Week 2

Colts QB Gardner Minshew to WR Juwann Winfree for the TD in Saturday's game against the Bears.

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NFL Injury Tracker Woche 17: Jalen Hurts befindet sich immer noch im Gehirnerschütterungsprotokoll, Josh Allen ist von der gebrochenen Hand nicht betroffen, Christian Watson trainiert nicht

Jalen Hurts nahm am Donnerstag nicht am Training mit den Philadelphia Eagles teil, was Fragen zu seiner Verfügbarkeit für das Spiel in Woche 17 gegen die Dallas Cowboys aufwirft. Hurts liegt im Protokoll einer Gehirnerschütterung, seit sein Kopf bei der Niederlage gegen die Washington Commanders am Sonntag auf dem Rasen aufschlug. Cheftrainer Nick Sirianni hat mit seinen Kommentaren am…

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AJ’s Analysis- Week One Preview⚡️:

Raiders at Chargers

Disclaimer: I am a Chargers fan so this will obviously be biased BUT I have been a football fan for the last 12 years and absolutely love dissecting the game and making comments so I figured I would give this a try! Please feel free to make comments and let me know your thoughts in my inbox!

Players to watch:

Los Angeles

Justin Herbert QB- Oregon- Year 5🩵

Pookie. Angel. Perfect prince. Idk. He’s just my favorite player in the NFL to watch. The arm talent, the decision making, the…everything. Ok so, this is honestly his coming out year. He’s finally got a coaching staff that is competent and hopefully working in an offense that doesn’t put the weight of the world on his shoulders. He’s also coming off of finger surgery and a minor foot injury so he should be healthy and ready to take over the league. Simple. I can’t wait to watch.

Stats: carried the team on his back pretty much all of last season, lost a finger nail, lost most of his sanity and then lost his season to a broken right index finger. Best game last year by far was the week 10 loss against the Lions where he threw for 323 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Cameron Dicker Kicker- Texas- Year 3

Little angel bean. Best kicker in the league. No further comments.

JK Dobbins RB- Ohio State- Year 5

Coming off of an Achilles injury and trying to shed the “injury prone” rumors, Dobbins is set to make his Chargers debut. One important thing to note, he’s only fumbled twice in his career…iykyk

Joe Alt RT- Notre Dame- Year 1

Here we go people! Fifth overall pick, mixed reviews from the audience. I’m rooting for him and the entire o-line to be much improved so I hope this first test shows that this investment in the “trenches” was worth it.

Khalil Mack EDGE/LB- Buffalo- Year 11

Recorded six sacks the first time these teams met last year. Was drafted by the Raiders in 2014 and has 100 career sacks, last season being one of his best in the last five years with 45 solo tackles and 17 sacks.

Joey Bosa DE/EDGE - Ohio State- Year 9

Also trying to shake injury prone rumors but seems to have taken on a new outlook and a new sense of excitement and motivation due to this new regime. Played in 9 games last season, starting 5 and still finished with 6.5 sacks. Honestly, looking forward to Joey making a big impact this season.

WR Room

I’ll preface this by saying I still miss Keenan Allen BUT ready to move forward. Very excited for Josh Palmer to get his time to shine hope he can stay healthy. DJ Chark excites me I’m gonna need to see some big plays from him. Quentin Johnston needs to have a breakout season. Ladd and Brenden are rookies but I need some huge contributions from them. Simi I know will show out when his number is called and if Derius the punt return king gets some targets I know he’s gonna put on a show. Nervous but excited to see how this goes!

Las Vegas

Gardner Minshew QB- Washington State- Year 6

Played in all 17 games for the Indianapolis Colts last year, made 13 starts and somehow always seems to know exactly what a team needs to get a win when his number is called. On his third team in his NFL career, looking to prove himself so he should come out looking to make a statement to keep his starting spot over AOC. Made the Pro Bowl last year with 305 completions and 3,305 passing yards, both career highs.

Davante Adams WR- Fresno State- Year 11

Your favorite wide receiver studies his film. Six Pro Bowls, three-time First team all pro, 39 games with 100+ receiving yards and has 9,637 receiving yards over the span of his career. Will get targets, will catch the ball and will probably score a touchdown (hopefully not two but who knows) this weekend.

Brock Bowers TE- Georgia- Year 1

Rookie Tight End making his NFL debut. Voted First Team All American by just about every single sports outlet in the country last season. Had 56 catches for 714 yards and six touchdowns for the Bulldogs in a 13-1 season falling short of a 3-peat not making the college football playoff but defeated Florida State 63-3 in the 2023 Capital One Orange Bowl.

Maxx Crosby DE- Eastern Michigan- Year 6

AKA Mad Maxx, neck tats can play football. Played in all 17 games last year and started. Heart and soul of the Raiders defense with 48 solo tackles and 14.5 sacks. Did get shaken out of his shoes by Justin last time and I’m sure he didn’t forget so he’ll be coming for vengeance.

Christian Wilkins DT- Clemson- Year 6

Entering his first season with the Raiders after a very successful five years in Miami. Recorded an NFL high 9 sacks for defensive tackles last season, started all 17 games and recovered two fumbles. Wilkins makes this Raiders defense a lot scarier and this will be a great first test for the often shaky Chargers o-line.

⏳FLASHBACK⌛️

Last time these two teams met, we all remember where we were…

1. Justin was injured, fresh off of surgery and Easton’s presence in the pocket is like a kid running late for curfew, very rushed and deer in the headlights

2. Defense quit and was ready to start fresh having lost faith in the entire coaching staff

3. We were all praying on the Charger downfall on this day and got what we wanted so sorry Coach Staley but…not sorry

Had to include this because baldy is gone and I couldn’t stand him. This was very embarrassing.

That’s it for week one!!!

Bolt the absolute fuck up

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NFL Week 9 Winners and Losers

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By : BenJarmin Munguia

Date: November 5, 2024

It's officially the end of Week 9. Some teams did well and varied the L, but some teams were real winners when they lost. Let's see who made the list.

Winner

Derrick Henry 

Baltimore Ravens running back had another big day, running for 106 yards on 23 carries and two touchdowns. His first touchdown of the day made him the 10th player in NFL history to score 100 rushing touchdowns during the Ravens' 41-10 lopsided game vs. the Denver Broncos.

Seems like King Henry is an ageless wonder.

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Saquan Barkley

On Sunday, Saquan carried the football 27 times for 159 rushing yards and a touchdown, with 3 catches for 40 yards and another touchdown, during the Eagles' defeat over the Jaguars 22-28, but it wasn't the stats that really made the list.

Barkley went into video game mode and did a backward hurdle that made everybody's jaw drop. It's a play you only see in Madden.

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Winner 

Las Vegas Raiders

No, they didn't win this week; they actually got blown out by the Cincinnati Bengals 41-24. They even benched Garnder Minshew and put in Desmond Ridder to finish the game. Still, the Raiders made the winning list because at 2-7 and with no playoff spot in sight, they weren't going to finish the season as the laughing stock in the NFL; they fired offensive coordinator Luke Gesty just after 9 games. They may not clinch a spot in the NFL postseason this year, but they will try to finish more potent at the end of the race than when they started. 

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Losers

New Orleans Saints 

The Saints started the season strong, scoring 2-0 and 40+ in their first two games, but it went downhill from there.

The Saints finally had Derek Carr back, but it seems like the Team went backward, losing to the Carolina Panthers, who seem to be struggling even more this season. This loss puts the Saints at 2-7 and in the basement of the NFC South. Can the Saints even win another game? 

Perhaps the Saints should tank the season and look to draft the quarterback in the 1st round of next year's draft.

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Losers

Indianapolis Colts.

The Colts benched quarterback Anthony Richardson in place of veteran and Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco. At 4-4, the Colts still have a shot to win the AFC South. Flacco looked pretty decent this year, throwing seven touchdowns and only one interception. It sure looks like the Colts made the right move.

However, the Colts not only lost to the Minnesota Vikings 21-13 but put a total of 227 yards, a season-low for the Colts this season; Flacco couldn't even throw for more than 200 yards and finished with a QBR of 63.7

I'm not really sure if we can say, "It's just one game." but Flacco is to remain the starting quarterback this Sunday.

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Was there anyone that I missed? Or was there someone that should have been on

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NFL Week Two Shockers: Cowboys, Ravens, and 49ers Stunned

Week two of the NFL season delivered a series of jaw-dropping upsets, with several high-profile teams suffering unexpected losses and signaling a potentially unpredictable season ahead.

Saints Shock Cowboys with Dominant Win

The New Orleans Saints stunned fans with a commanding 44-19 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on their home turf. Alvin Kamara was the star of the show, scoring four touchdowns and leading the Saints to an impressive 91 points in their first two games—only surpassed by their own 2009 team and the 1971 Cowboys in Super Bowl-era scoring. The loss cast a shadow over Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s record-setting contract celebration.

Raiders Stage Dramatic Comeback Against Ravens

The Las Vegas Raiders pulled off a dramatic comeback, overcoming a 10-point deficit in the final 12 minutes to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 26-23. Despite being sacked five times, Raiders quarterback Gardner Minshew led the late rally. This defeat leaves the Ravens at 0-2 for the first time since 2015, putting their playoff hopes in jeopardy.

Chiefs Clinch Narrow Win Over Bengals

The Kansas City Chiefs extended their strong season start with a thrilling 26-25 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Harrison Butker’s 51-yard field goal as time expired secured the win. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw a touchdown pass to offensive tackle Wanya Morris, and Chamarri Conner’s fumble return for a score proved crucial.

Vikings and Buccaneers Upset NFC Favorites

The San Francisco 49ers were surprised by the Minnesota Vikings, who secured a 23-17 victory. Despite notable performances from Jordan Mason and Deebo Samuel, the 49ers struggled against a resolute Vikings defense, highlighted by Justin Jefferson’s 97-yard touchdown.

In another upset, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers narrowly defeated the Detroit Lions 20-16. Baker Mayfield, despite being sacked five times, scored the decisive touchdown with just 34 seconds left on the clock.

Other Week Two Highlights

Green Bay Packers: Missing Jordan Love, the Packers clinched a win against the Indianapolis Colts with strong defensive play and an effective running game. Arizona Cardinals: Kyler Murray led the Cardinals to a dominant 41-10 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, throwing three touchdowns and achieving a perfect passer rating. New York Giants: In an unusual turn, the Giants scored three touchdowns but lost 21-18 to the Washington Commanders, who relied on six field goals from Austin Seibert. Jacksonville Jaguars: Quarterback Trevor Lawrence voiced frustration after the Jaguars’ 18-13 loss to the Cleveland Browns, candidly admitting, “We suck right now.” Pittsburgh Steelers: The Steelers maintained their unbeaten record with a 2-0 start after a defensive win against the Denver Broncos, though their offense has only scored one touchdown. Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks continued their strong start with an overtime victory over the New England Patriots. As the NFL season unfolds, these shocking results suggest that the race for the playoffs could be more competitive and unpredictable than ever.

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Gardner Minshew Over Them Mount T-Shirt

Get ready, Raiders fans! Our Gardner Minshew Over Them Mount Shirt is the perfect way to celebrate Gardner Minshew’s new role as the starting quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders. After signing a two-year, $25-million deal, Minshew is bringing his unique energy and leadership to Las Vegas, leaving behind his stint with the Indianapolis Colts. Known for his charismatic persona and strong leadership qualities, Minshew quickly became a fan favorite during his time in Jacksonville.

This Gardner Minshew Over Them Mount Shirt captures the excitement of Minshew’s arrival and his potential impact on the Raiders. Made from high-quality, comfortable fabric, it’s perfect for game days, tailgates, or casual wear. Available in various sizes and colors, this shirt lets you proudly support the new quarterback and show your enthusiasm for the upcoming season. Gear up and get ready to cheer on Minshew and the Raiders with style!

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Gardner Minshew knows his job with #Colts, and likes Anthony Richardson's arm and brain!

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Report: Ex-Colts QB Gardner Minshew joining Raiders http://dlvr.it/T3x1Yp

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[ad_1] Dec 23, 2023, 12:00 PM ETIndianapolis Colts running back Zack Moss has been downgraded to out for Sunday's game at Atlanta after injuring a shoulder during last week's 30-13 win over the Steelers, the team announced.The Colts (8-6), who are in the thick of the AFC playoff race, are expected to get running back Jonathan Taylor back Sunday after he missed the past three games following thumb surgery.Moss did not return after getting hurt on a 16-yard scoring pass from Gardner Minshew in the second quarter against the Steelers. He broke the same arm during the preseason.Editor's PicksThe loss of Moss in the first half was a big blow considering Taylor was already out. But the Colts got a surprising pair of performances from their third- and fourth-string runners, with Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson combining for 157 rushing yards.Goodson, a practice squad running back who had never had an NFL carry, and Sermon split 13 consecutive carries during a 70-yard fourth-quarter drive that demoralized the Steelers' defense.Moss has 764 yards rushing on the season with five touchdowns.Taylor, the 2021 NFL rushing leader confirmed he suffered a torn ligament in his right thumb in a Nov. 26 win over the Buccaneers. Taylor said team trainers did "a heavy tape job" that allowed him to finish the game. He rushed for 91 yards and two touchdowns.Taylor missed the first four games of the season while on the physically unable to perform list after offseason ankle surgery.With Moss ruled out, Taylor's return could be a big boost for Indianapolis. The Colts are currently the seventh and final seed in the AFC and need to finish strong.Taylor has rushed for a career-low 4.1 yards per carry this season. [ad_2] Source link