An under appreciated aspect of the Colts game

[MightyGiants]

[Gmo11]

There aren't a lot of positives to take away from this season, but they might finally have an OL coach that's not dumb as a box of rocks.  Before a plethora of injuries hit, that OL was playing objectively good football to start the season.  Then of course guys get hurt and the backups are awful and the line play goes down accordingly but the group now has played a few games in a row and he seems to have them at least functional.

Which is no easy task when you look at the names that are playing and the positions they are playing where none of the guys starting now that started at the beginning of the season are playing the position they were signed to play and the rest of them are backup players, practice squad guys, or Evan Neal...which is worse.

[Bob In PA]

Such data must be taken in the context of the strength of the opponent. I doubt they did so. Bob

[President Rick]

But IMO it looks like these guys are playing hard, playing as a team, and trying to win [regardless of what that means in the 25 draft].  In many cases that's better than a 3-4 win record suggests.