#Shake n bake nba 2k14 mods free

RG Dylan Gandy-Gandy has spent two years backing up the entire middle of the Colts line. Center, like QB, requires intellegence, experience and technique more than physical ability, so Saturday's decline should be slow. The Colts seem to have a succession plan in place, but Saturday should be kept in Indy beyond the year left on his contract.

OC Jeff Saturday- The oldest, but best man on the line. He will be around playing well for a while. LG Ryan Lilja- Another recently resigned Colt. He needs to improve his pass protection, but he wasn't bad as a rookie and showed improvement throughout the year. LT Tony Ugoh- A force in the running game, Ugoh can blow up a D-end and take on a linebacker or safety before Addai catches up. He'll be making a huge leap, but there's something to be said for a player who you have never seen outplayed. Garcon demolished his competition at the DIII level.

He wasn't the best at his level so why would he be better at a higher level. By the sixth round every D1 player remaining is a guy who has been outplayed and overmatched by some opposing players. Pierre Garcon- Garcon will compete with TJ Rushing for return duties and for the last receiver spot with Devin Aromashodu and several undrafted WRs. Hall will be a special teams beast, putting his freakish athleticism to work while he continue learning the Colts offense. Roy Hall- Should be recovered from a nasty special teams collision that ended his season and unfortunately the other players career. Wayne is a top 5 WR in the league as shown by his huge production without Marvin on the other side of him.Īnthony Gonzalez- Gonzo stepped up huge last year and will excel this season in the 3rd WR role he was drafted to play. Reggie Wayne-Wayne has stepped out of Marvin's shadow and if he hasn't overtaken him already he will soon. He's nearing the end of the road, but if the knee heals he could still stick around for a long time. Marvin Harrison- If the best receiver in NFL history not named Jerry Rice is healthy then the Colts are a much better team. Jacob Tamme- Compared to Clark constantly, with him the Colts give up some blocking in exchange for better hands.

Ben Utecht 2.0, did they fix the fumble bug in the previous model? As long as they kept the blocking and catching up to the old levels he'll do fine. The Colts gave him a long term extension that insures that he will frustrate opposing defenses and occasionally Colts fans for a long time. Whether he can stay productive will decide whether he's a draft steal or another great college player whose game doesn't work at the highest level.ĭallas Clark- Clark has wide receiver quickness and route running with tight end size and hands. His size raises questions in his running and blocking ability and he will asked to do more in the receiving game in Indy. The not fumbling is a sure thing to translate to the pros. In college he was a hugely productive runner, never fumbled, pass blocked with effort and without fear and caught the ball well on screens and short routes. Mike Hart- The rookie with the potential to be great.

Addai has his strengths in all the things that matter most for a Colts RB and his weaknesses in those that matter least.ĭominic Rhodes- Rhodes has never been a great runner, but he catches the ball, blocks and doesn't fumble. Joseph Addai- The lead head of what I hope will be a three headed Colts run game. Jim Sorgi-Hate him or feel somewhat confidant he's qualified to hold a clipboard all season, Sorgi looks to be the Colts backup for at the least one more season. Peyton Manning- The man, the myth, the legend, best QB in the NFL, The Colts wouldn't be what they are without #18.

#Shake n bake nba 2k14 mods free

I'm projecting several veteran and undrafted rookie free agent signings. Here is my best and most optimistic guess of how the Colts roster will look on opening day, with a thought or two on each player.