Colts lose coin flip, Chris Ballard on hot seat?

[lesjroza 70]

The Colts will now pick behind the Eagles at 15 after losing the coin flip to the Eagles who will pick 14th.

 

I know he was just recently hired but clearly the franchise is going backwards so far in his term.

 

Fans expect immediate improvement, losing coin flips is no way to go through life son.

[giraldi02 470]

Howie Roseman always wins from February until mid-April. Then he wins again from May-August.

Rinse. Repeat.

[weepaws 2,457]

Was it heads or tails?

[giraldi02 470]

The coin wasn't either. One side was Colts. The other was Vikings.

[weepaws 2,457]

Will flip my burgers.

[lesjroza 70]

The coin wasn't either. One side was Colts. The other was Vikings.

 

 

Yet the Eagles still won!

[Marshall 98]

 

 

Yet the Eagles still won!

 

[giraldi02 470]

Yet the Eagles still won!

I'd be curious to find out the overall value differentiation b/w 14 and 15 in the event they trade the pick for Cooks.

 

I'm sure it's somewhat small and likely has a lot of contingent variables...but curious if it can be quantified in terms of bust rate at the position inside the top 15, etc.

[Frozenbeernuts 1,652]

I'd be curious to find out the overall value differentiation b/w 14 and 15 in the event they trade the pick for Cooks.

 

I'm sure it's somewhat small and likely has a lot of contingent variables...but curious if it can be quantified in terms of bust rate at the position inside the top 15, etc.

I bet there is no difference.