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Colts 2012 Draft:

1. Andrew Luck - Franchise QB  Every GM in the League would have taken Luck, he doesn't get any credit here. 

2. Coby Fleener - Solid starting TE, improved greatly this year  You say solid, I say average. 

3. Dwayne Allen - Beast of a TE, was put on IR this year the first game of the season Above average Rookie season, calling him a beast is wayyy premature.

4.  TY Hilton - Solid starting WR, improved greatly this year (looked like a true #1 at times) I'll give you this one, Hilton has been good. 

5. Josh Chapman - Solid DT, didn't play his entire first season due to injury, but played well this year. Many think he'll become our starter next year - Solid 5th rounder

6. Vick Ballard - Solid starting RB, averaged 4 yards a carry last year. Could block, catch, & run. Was put on IR this season after the first game Good value for a 6th rounder, but he isn't good enough to be a starter unless you're desperate. 

7. Lavon Brazill - A good WR, he's produced great at times, but still has work to do. Future solid WR in the making. Solid pick for the 7th round, future solid WR? no. Product of Luck? Yes. 

 

-Trading a 2nd for Vontae Davis last year was an absolute STEAL. No 2nd rounder could produce at the level Vontae was at times this year. I remember when people on here scolded that trade too. <b>Colts secondary is a joke, he's not proven worthy of a 2nd rounder yet. </b>

-Re-signing Reggie Wayne (despite everyone thinking he was done)

-Re-signing Robert Mathis (despite people claiming there is no way he'd fit into the 3-4 scheme)

-Signing Cory Redding - he's been a beast for us the last couple years, one of Grigson's best signings

 

Yes, he was hit & miss last year, but his first year here hit a home-run and to think otherwise is biased on your part. To claim he's a bum after looking at his 1st season makes you look like a fool. Most GMs are scared to take risks to make his team better, I'm glad mine is willing to take those risks.