KC Joyner: Colts have a solid RUN offense (1 Viewer)

[MoraccoMole]

Does anyone have Insider access to this recent posting by KC Joyner? This information may make drafting Carter (or any other Colt rb) a bit less risky.

TIA

 

[GregR_2]

Not going to post the entire article as we've been requested not to do so in the past, but the bulk of his view is based on the following couple of lines:

Those are certainly poor numbers, but upon closer examination it turns out those totals don't tell the entire story. In fact, Indianapolis already may have many of the makings of a solid rushing attack.The evidence for this can be found in a video/metrics review of the Colts' 2010 ground game.The ROBIN run-grading system that I use has a multitude of facets (a quick overview of which can be found here), but in a nutshell, it grades each block on a running play as a win or a loss.Reviews of this nature have been a part of my annual video breakdowns since 2005, and in that time, one thing has become clear: The key to productivity on the ground is a high yards-per-attempt total on plays when no defender wins a point-of-attack block.

Then he did a comparison between the Colts and the Chargers as an example team, and mentioned how the addition of the Colts new offensive linemen may influence things further.

 

[MoraccoMole]

Thanks Greg.

I guess that there is still hope for an Indy rb to be fantasy relevant.