Posts tagged Jacques McClendon
2011 Draft Profile: OT – Marcus Gilbert
Mar 9th
Marcus Gilbert
College: Florida
Age: 23 years old
Experience: Senior (5 years)
Starts at LT: 7 games
Starts at RT: 20 games
Starts at OG: 3 games
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Height: 6 feet 6 inches
Weight: 330 lbs.
Arm Length: 33.50 inches
Hand Width: 9.75 inches
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Projection: Offensive Tackle/Guard
Projected Round: 4th – 5th Round More >
2011 Draft Profiles: OT – Benjamin Ijalana
Mar 7th
Benjamin Ijalana
College: Villanova
Age: 21 years old
Experience: Senior (4 years)
Starts at LT: 53 games
Starts at RG: 0 games
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Height: 6 feet 4 inches
Weight: 317 lbs.
Arm Length: 36.00 inches
Hand Width: 10.50 inches
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Projection: Offensive Tackle/Guard
Round: 1st – 2nd Round More >
2011 Draft Profiles: OT – Gabe Carimi
Mar 1st
Gabe Carimi
College: Wisconsin
Age: 22 years old
Experience: Senior (5 years)
Starts at LT: 49 games
Starts at RT: 0 games
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Height: 6 feet 7 inches
Weight: 314 lbs.
Arm Length: 35.0 inches
Hand Width: 10.38 inches
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Projection: Left Tackle
Projected Round: 1st Round
How the Colts can Fix the Offensive Line
Jan 11th
No unit on the football field lives and dies by the concept that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link more than the offensive line. When one player screws up an assignment along the line it can cause a total breakdown in protection.
Since Tarik Glenn retired following the 2006 Super Bowl Championship season, the Colts have played at least one offensive lineman out of position. Charlie Johnson, the Colts starting left tackle in 2009 and 2010, is not a true NFL-caliber left tackle and was not acquired to play that position. He had success at right tackle in the Super Bowl when Ryan Diem went down with an injury and has looked good at the guard positions, but left tackle is asking Johnson to play over his head. More >
Today’s Inactives: Jags v. Colts
Dec 19th
A bit disappointing that Hayden and Session can’t be in today, but the Colts continue to keep player safety at the forefront. Let’s go, Colts!
Colts inactives:
RB Joseph Addai (neck),
RB Mike Hart (ankle)
CB Kelvin Hayden (neck)
DE Jerry Hughes
OG/TE Jacques McClendon
OG Jamey Richard (hip)
LB Clint Session (elbow)
OT Jaimie Thomas
Jaguars:
OT Daniel Baldridge
QB Todd Bouman (3rd quarterback)
DT Nate Collins
LB Justin Durant
S Courtney Greene
WR John Matthews
DE Aaron Morgan
WR Tiquan Underwood
Quick Posts: Colts Inactives – IND @ TEN
Dec 9th
The following players have had a determination made concerning their availability for today’s matchup against the Tennessee Titans.
Game Stats: Cowboys v. Colts
Dec 9th
After the debacle against the Chargers, and the heart breaker against the Patriots, the Colts dropped another game. They gave the Cowboys 17 points to start the contest, and had the chance to pull out a last minute victory on three occasions. Unlike previous weeks, no single unit can carry all of the blame.
The Colts had multiple series where one good play after another would get completely erased by a horrible play or decision. Manning threw interceptions on the heels of key defensive stands, Eric Foster jumped on top of an opponent to negate an amazing goal line stand, and Wayne tallied his only drop to erase a chance for the offense to win after taking the kickoff in overtime. In the end the Colts fell to 6-6, one game behind Jacksonville, and head into a short week — at least three players left the game with injuries.
It makes more difficult to know that some guys had great games. Antoine Bethea was absolutely everywhere and tallied 15 tackles, Pierre Garcon caught EVERY SINGLE throw his way, Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis both had a sack, Jeff Saturday returned to form, and even Manning was not terrible statistically.
On to the stats.
Bill Polian Talks O-Line and the Running Game
Dec 8th
In the Colts’ equivalent to the State of the Union address, Bill Polian answered a lot of questions about the offensive line and the running game in general. If Polian’s remarks are to be believed, Colts fans can look forward to some changes, but not until next year.
He reiterated his belief that the O-Line had a “less-than-stellar performance” in the Super Bowl, but went on to say that he had also expected them to bounce back with more “power and punch” this year. He cited two decisions in particular that he implied would increase the line’s punch: letting go of Ryan Lilja (whose off-season recovery was going slower than the team had hoped) and adding Jacques McClendon. More >
Quick Posts: Colts Inactives – DAL @ IND
Dec 5th
The following players have had a determination concerning their availability for this weeks match-up of the Dallas Cowboys at Lucas Oil Stadium. More >