If Anthony Richardson had a target in the end zone like Zach Edey, could he just throw a jump ball up where his man would be the only one who could catch it? The NFL enjoys narrating tales of this tight end and that tight end who were collegiate basketball players. Heck, Mo Alie-Cox of the Indianapolis Colts is one of those currently on the team. Though that is obviously not going to happen, it is amusing to consider for a brief moment as Purdue gets ready to play NC State in the Final Four.
The Colts are about to enter a slow news portion of the offseason. While there is still free agency, much of the news and speculation has already happened. Even if the draft is only three weeks away, it is still out of reach. There’s not much going on unless you enjoy sharing your rough manuscripts with other fans on message boards. That has added to Purdue’s enjoyment of their run to the Final Four. Regardless of team loyalty, many Hoosiers (I dare not call them that because it could indicate more than just Indiana natives) have the impression that all they want to see is a place to call home.
The Colts are about to enter a slow news portion of the offseason. While there is still free agency, much of the news and speculation has already happened. Even if the draft is only three weeks away, it is still out of reach. There’s not much going on unless you enjoy sharing your rough manuscripts with other fans on message boards. That has added to Purdue’s enjoyment of their run to the Final Four. Regardless of team loyalty, many Hoosiers (I dare not call them that because it could indicate more than just Indiana natives) have the impression that all they want to see is a place to call home.
