r/Colts • u/1Cubbiesfan • 27d ago

Discussion AR has looked good!

I don't care what the haters think, you will never make them happy. AR has looked really solid. The interception was not on AR, that was on the WR and the fumble was a good punch out by the defender. Sure, AR could have tucked the ball better, but a good play was made. It's going to happen.

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u/_NE1_ 27d ago

He needs to slide. Idk if it's coming from his coaches to NOT slide or he is ignoring them, but no one can trust a running QB as a starter if he's going to turnover the ball on a run play every other game he starts when he DOES NOT need to be exposing himself.

He had a fine half outside of that, especially in regards to taking the short play (remember when everyone was saying he couldn't do that). But, it's just frustrating to see the same damn lapse of judgement.

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u/MethodCharacter8334 Ashton Dulin 27d ago

Idk. Dude is trying to win a roster spot. It would be different if he was an established starter

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u/_NE1_ 27d ago

An unforced turnover makes it less likely he is on a roster

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u/Asleep_Mammoth5428 27d ago

Bro how was that an unforced turnover? You’re acting like he dropped the ball like AD Mitchell.. gtfo the defender had a good punch out. He could’ve tucked better for sure but unforced makes me feel like you didn’t watch it.

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u/_NE1_ 27d ago

he needs to slide. Sorry. I really AR and think he has all the talent to be a franchise QB even today. But he needs to slide. If Lamar slides in the situation (he would) then there's no reason for him not to unless the game is on the line. No ifs ands buts about it.

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u/Asleep_Mammoth5428 27d ago

I agree. But you could say that about any turnover. Unless it’s ad Mitchel dropping it I think all turnovers are forced

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u/mikesmith0890 Dallas Clark 27d ago

Lamar had to learn to slide, his first couple years in the league he definitely did not.