Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - AFC South Offseason Recap - Indianapolis Colts: Biggest Moves, Remaining Questions & Titans Matchup Prediction

Episode Date: June 26, 2022

The Tennessee Titans have sat atop the AFC South the past few seasons and no one plans to challenge that more in 2022 than the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts have made a lot of changes from 2021 and hope to be much better this year. What moves have they made? Tyler kicks off the show by going over all the big transactions for Indy including trades, free agency and the draft! Next, Tyler brings on the NEW hosts of Locked On Colts, Jake Arthur and Zach Hicks to give their perspective on the Colts offseason so far and what roster holes remain and what questions they have about the roster right now. Finally, Tyler gives his take on how these teams matchup and what the season series will look like!!Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitansFollow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPodSubscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnTitansSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland. Titans fans, on today's show, we are going to kick off our off-season AFC South roundup with the Indianapolis Colts. First, we're going to look at all the transactions, all the draft picks, and all the moves that the Colts made in the off-season. Then, we're going to bring on the brand new hosts of Locked on Colts to give us their perspective on the Colts offseason.

We'll cap things off by taking a look at the two games the Titans play against the Colts this year and how I think those games play out. So breaking down everything that's happened with the Indianapolis Colts on today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast. Let's get it. You are Locked On Titans podcast. Let's get it. You are Locked On Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network,

your team every day. Titans fans, I am so excited to kick off part one of our offseason AFC South roundup on today's show. We are diving into the Indianapolis Colts. What moves have they made throughout the all season? How do the hosts of Locked On Colts feel about where the Colts are at right now? And who's going to win those two games this year between the Titans and the Colts? We're getting into all of that. Before we do, though, do want to let you guys know that today's episode is brought to you

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You can find me on social media, on Twitter, at TicTacTitans, on Facebook, at Locked on Titans pod. And like I said, today is part one. Throughout the rest of the week, we're going to break down the Houston Texans with John and Cody from Locked On Texans. We're going to break down the Jags with Tony Wiggins, my OG from Locked On Jags. So got some great episodes lined up for you guys throughout the rest of the week. Make sure that you are locked in to the Locked On Titans podcast. But with that being said, let's dive into all the moves that the Colts made this offseason.

And make no mistake, the Indianapolis Colts are the primary challenger for the division for the Tennessee Titans. I think the Colts got quite a bit better this offseason. The Titans, not so certain that's what happened, but everything will play out on the field. But here is what the Colts have done. Obviously, the number one move was trading away Carson Wentz. What they did was they traded away a third rounder in 2022.

The Washington Commanders traded away a third rounder in 2022, a third rounder, conditional third rounder in 2023. They did a swap of second round picks, and Carson Wentz goes to the Commanders. The Colts receive all that and then they make the corresponding move to trade for Matt Ryan and they give up a 2022 third round pick. I believe it was

actually the third round pick that they got from the Washington commanders. So they use that capital they get from the Carson Wentz trade. They go out, they get Matt Ryan. An obvious upgrade on Carson Wentz. While Carson Wentz has more natural talent right now at this stage in their careers at their ages, Carson Wentz is just a bucking bronco that's going to throw off his team more than he's going to keep them on. Matt Ryan is a much more steady presence, more in the Phillip Rivers mold that the Colts used in 2020.

Just an older veteran who may not have incredible escapability, doesn't have the strongest arm, isn't in his prime. But just having a smart veteran who's going to do the right thing, get the ball to where it needs to go, I see that as an upgrade for the Colts, but only slightly. Matt Ryan's still profiling more as a Phillip Rivers type, and I don't think the Colts have solved their quarterback issue long-term. But in the meantime, in the present time, I do think it makes the Colts just a little bit better. Now,

they also saw their starting tight end Jack Doyle retire, but they signed backup tight end Mo'Ally Cox to an extension, and I think that would mean that he is going to take that role of the number one tight end spot. They traded cornerback Rakia Sin for pass rusher Yannick Ngakwe. I think that's a huge move as well, a move that we'll dive into more when we have Jake and Zach on to talk about what the Colts have done in the offseason in our next segment. Also, they added guys in the secondary that I think can make an impact. Safety Rodney McLeod. They also, of course, added Hall of Fame cornerback Stephon Gilmore.

Now, Gilmore, not quite in his prime, but still a very solid player and at a position of major need for the Colts. So that's a big addition. In the draft, they draft wide receiver Alec Pierce out of Cincinnati, another big-bodied wide receiver like Michael Pittman, so that fits the mold.

Jelani Woods, the 6'7 tight end that a lot of Titans fans really liked, another big-body kind of Moe Alleycox-style guy. They also brought in Bernard Raymond, the talented but older left tackle from Minnesota, so that's obviously somebody they're hoping can fix their tackle spot. And they also brought in safety Nick Cross from Maryland, who I like. I got to say, I like those four picks in the draft. I think they fit positions of need.

And those are solid players who I like in the pre-draft process. They also brought in defensive tackle Eric Johnson, defensive tackle Curtis Brooks. They brought in tight end Alec Ogletree, like the linebacker, Andrew Ogletree. And they brought in cornerback Rodney Thomas as well. But, you know, low end, late round draft picks. You can't expect a ton out of them early on. They did sign some veterans as well. Dennis Kelly, as we know so well.

Shout out to the Undertaker. Miss him. Wish he was still on the Titans. Phillip Lindsey, the running back, had a productive rookie season. He's kind of fallen off since then, but obviously a guy who can tote the rock behind Jonathan Taylor. They brought in Nick Foles, who obviously has history with Frank Reich, winning the Super Bowl in Philadelphia together.

And then, Kari Willis, the safety, retired. So, some people took that as a, you know, that's a tough loss for the Colts, but I got to say bringing in McLeod, Nick Cross is the draft pick who I like quite a bit out of Maryland. I think that impact is minimized with some of the moves that they made. It seems like the Colts maybe had an idea that Willis may be considering retirement, but those are all the big moves that really will move the needle for the Colts. Is it enough to put them over the edge? Do they need to do more?

Where do we see the Colts being next year? We're going to have all of those questions answered by the hosts of Locked on Colts. I'm very excited to bring on Jake Arthur and Zach Hicks, the new hosts of Locked on Colts. Ready to dive into that discussion. but of course, before we do, I want to tell you guys about BetOnline.net. BetOnline is your number one source for all your betting needs and sports info.

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BetOnline, where the game starts. All right, folks. So we are going to continue the first edition of our off-season divisional roundup, obviously continuing our conversations about the Indianapolis Colts, who do seem like the number one challenger for the Tennessee Titans. The Colts want to take back the division, and Jim Ursa had a lot to say about wanting to get the Titans off their winning streak. And the Colts have done a lot, as we just discussed,

in this off-season to kind of remake the roster, and they made a ton of great additions to help me break it all down. I'm very excited to introduce the new hosts of Locked on Colts. We have Zach Hicks, and then we have Jake Arthur. Zach up top, Jake down below. They'll be taking over for Evan Sidery, and congrats to Evan. He's doing a lot with his NBA coverage now, moving on to that side of his work,

and he's doing a really good job over there. So thanks to Evan for being with the Locked on Colts podcast and coming on the show a lot. But, man, I am so excited to have Zach and Jake on this season and do our crossovers. Guys, my first question to you, out of all the moves we saw from the Colts, Matt Ryan, Yannick Ngakwe, Stephon Gilmore what would you guys say is the most impactful or the most important move

out of all the moves you saw from the Colts this all season feel free for both of you to answer I think I'm gonna say I think we completely agree on this but it's gonna be Matt Ryan absolutely like not even close Matt Ryan and that's what I had to say. Carson Wentz was this terrible quarterback that, you know, worse than the league. You know, it's, it's nothing to say like that. It's just, when you look at Frank Gregg's offense, when you look at this West coast centered, uh, quick pass offense, get the ball to your playmakers. Carson Wentz just didn't fit that. And now you're going to a quarterback like Matt Ryan, who is a former MVP. Who's had some really good seasons. I mean, last year was a bit of a down year, but the years before that, he was still very, very good. So that major upgrade at quarterback from maybe, you know, a bottom 10 starter in the league to maybe

a top 15, top 16 type starter, that's huge in the NFL. You guys know that obviously from when you went from Mariota to Tannehill, how much it changed, you know, everything about the Titans. The Colts are kind of hoping that they can get a little bit of that with Matt Ryan. So, yeah, upgrading to Matt Ryan from Carson Wentz and actually gaining capital in that switch right there, I think that's by far and away the biggest move they've made. Well, Jake, other than the Matt Ryan signing,

which you guys obviously agree on, what would you say would be maybe the next important, the Yannick Ngakwe move, the Stephon Gilmore signing, which you guys obviously agree on. What would you say would be maybe the next important, the Yannick Ngakwe move, the Stephon Gilmore signing, or is it something that maybe isn't on our instant view of the moves they made? Yeah, I'd have to say it was Ngakwe. That just felt like such an important move. People have been, because, you know, he bounces from team to team, it seems, every year.

People have had an eye on him for a few years, it seems, and it just hasn't happened. And they've really been missing a keystone edge rusher since Robert Mathis retired. And Quidipe is hopefully going to be that guy eventually, maybe even this year. But Ngakwe gives you a proven guy right now. He's been one of the most consistent pass rushers in the league since he got in there. It seems like no matter what team he's on, he faces the Colts every time. And he gets a sack.

He gets like, he's a disruptor every single time. And so now they finally benefit from that. And it also takes attention off of DeForest Buckner, Quiddy Pay. It helps those other guys go into one-on-one matchups and win those and use, use their talents and gifts to get to the

quarterback. So they do have a little approving to do from the young guys, but they at least have a veteran who can do it from the edge right now. Yeah. And that's actually a great way, Jake, you threw up a softball lob to me there. a great way to segue into the next question that I had for you you talk about you know some things they need to do what from your guys's perspective if each of you could point out one thing that you want the Colts to improve upon going into the season as we get into training camp or maybe not even that they have to make an addition but just something that you're watching for that you're maybe a little bit concerned about and it needs to prove out before you feel super comfortable an aspect of the team. Yeah. So, I mean, I guess I don't want to take anything from Jake here again, but I'll stick with the offense. I'll stick with

quarterback. And I think it's just a more consistent passing game. Uh, we, we saw it a lot last year again with Carson Wentz, where you would have one game where, you know, against the bucks or the Ravens, 300 yards passing and the passing game looks great. Uh, everything's clicking. And then you'll have games against, you know, the Titans or games against the Jaguars at the end of the season, the Raiders at the end of the season where it's like 150 yards passing. You can't have that in the NFL. You can't have the run-pass splits that the Colts had down the stretch.

It was like 65 to 35 in the last, like, 10 games because the Colts just did not trust their quarterback. Against the Patriots in a huge game, they threw the ball 12 times. They just cannot have that in the NFL. So I think the biggest thing that we're going to be looking for is, you know, chemistry with Matt Ryan and these receivers. And if this passing game, especially early in the season, can be consistent. You know, it doesn't have to be 300, 400 yards every single game,

but you'd like to see that pass run split back to, you know, a normal level of 55, 45 or 60 to 40 in favor of the pass and see like the passing game be, you know, two 50, 300 yards, you know, close to that every single game,

you just cannot win in the NFL only running the ball. Like, I know these are the two teams that, you know, I know, I know. Preach to the choir. Do you think they've done enough at receiver to do

that? I know the Matt Ryan acquisition was obviously huge, but do you think the receiving core is good enough now to have that improvement in the passing game? I think the way that I compared it was, you know, 2018 with Andrew Luck, you had that one star receiver, you had T.Y. Hilton in 2018, like the Colts had Michael Pittman Jr. as that star receiver. You have a good running game and then you have a lot of players who can that star receiver. You have a good running game, and then you have a lot of players who can do little roles for you. So I wouldn't say it's like a top 15, maybe even a top 20 receiver group in the NFL, but I do think it's enough to fill the roles that Frank Reich needs in this

offense. And he's always been one of the better play callers in terms of getting guys open. So it's not too concerning, but guys like Alec Pierce, Paris Campbell, they're definitely going to need to step up. There's no denying that, but I think this can be an offense similar to like the 2018 Colts with, you know, you don't have a ton of stars at receiver,

but you have the one star player and you have a bunch of good players that know their role. Well, Jake, what are, what are you maybe concerned about or watching for as the Colts go into training camp? Yeah, I think that's probably the biggest area still that I'm looking at is the pass catchers, both tight ends and receivers, because there's just so many unproven guys on there.

Their main group of receivers right now behind Michael Pittman Jr., Doolin, Paris Campbell, Mike Strawn, those guys, I think, combined for like 27 catches last year. Mike Strawn, those guys, I think, combined for like 27 catches last year. And when this offense is working like it's supposed to, like the most – Phillip Rivers was a good example. But like Zach mentioned, Andrew Luck, when he was under center, was like what Frank Reich probably wants the offense to look like at any given week. Andrew spread the ball around a ton.

He set the record for like most touchdowns by a different receiver, things like that. Pittman will get the lion's share of the targets, but it's very much supposed to be role-based and just to spread the ball around and just to find the open man. But still, there's a lot of unproven guys there, but they really believe that having an accurate veteran quarterback like matt ryan is going to help further the development for these receivers

like carson wentz wasn't able to yeah well that's just definitely played outside yeah he kind of played out outside you know if you're coloring inside the lines he scribbled outside the lines a lot right and matt ryan just kind of sticking to the script and taking what the defense gives him should help these young guys develop a little better. Yeah, I think getting the ball in the right places, giving them yards after catch opportunities, like you talked about, just being accurate and throwing the ball to the right person,

operating within the offense, probably will raise all boats. You know, it's a tide that raises all boats, as quarterbacks can do. My last question for you guys before we get out of here is just, what are your expectations of the Colts this year? I'm not necessarily asking for a record prediction, but do you think they win the division?

Do you think they're a playoff team? Do you think they're less than that? What kind of area do you see them finishing with the team that they have now? Yeah, you know, it's hard to say, like, they're definitely going to win the division. You know, when you've won one out of the last six matchups against the Titans and probably run the same against the Jaguars, honestly, is what it feels like. It's hard to say they're definitely going to win the division or even that they're favorites because the Titans still have a really

good roster, even after trading away A.J. Brown. But I do think that they're right there with the Titans. I think if you look roster to roster, almost every position, these teams are very comparable. So I would be shocked if they're not competing for the division late in the season. But I think the expectation, you know, some people will say when the division is expectation, but for me, you have to make the playoffs. You have to make a playoffs this year with all the moves they made. And I think you at least got to win one game in the playoffs. You know, they've been close a couple of times with Frank Reich. I know they won a playoff game in 2018. But when you get to the point where they are now, where, you know,

Frank Reich's, I think, in his, what, fifth year with the team, you have to start winning some playoff games. It doesn't have to be win the Super Bowl, but you made the trade for Matt Ryan. You made the trade for Yannick Ngapwe. You acquired Stephon Gilmore. Like, you've got to make some things happen now. So I think, you know, 10, 11, 12 wins competing for the division and you got to win that playoff game. And I think that's what the expectation is.

And I think that's kind of the expectation all these players and coaches have for the season too. Yeah, I would be right there along with you. The playoffs are a must. There's a lot of pressure on the coaching staff and front office just because they there's a lot of notoriety there's a ton of respect there I think everyone agrees with the way they tend to do most things but that where's the success so far right everything you know on paper their team is always supposed to be very good right and. And I think last year, all they were missing was consistent quarterback play. Yeah.

I mean, from weeks four to 16, they were a top five team. I mean, people talk about them like a championship contender. And Jonathan Taylor was the MVP for some of the mid part of the season. Yeah. They were,

they were nine and three and 11 weeks or in a 12 week stretch, they were nine and three with beating, but beating the crap out of the bills, um the patriots beating uh the 49ers you know beating playoff teams so they're right there with the buccaneers they literally looked like they could be any team in the nfl and then just totally collapsed and you have a lot of the same star players returning you have what everyone assumes is an upgrade at quarterback coming. So playoffs are an absolute must. It's I, I just can't imagine the fallout if it doesn't happen.

Yeah. And you know what? It's funny. You say that they need to win one of those playoff games too, because I can tell you from the last two seasons with the Titans that getting to the playoffs is cool. But if you get to the playoffs and you lose that first game, it's like going to the nicest restaurant in town and they tell you all they got is available is the appetizers. You don't got the

full menu. It's sweet, but just not good enough. Yeah, and no one remembers if you come close in the playoff game. The Colts were the wildcard team in 2020 with Phillip Rivers. They were the seven seed versus the Bills. Took the Bills to the wire, lost by three

when they had four points left on the table from missed kicks. But no one's going to remember that in a couple years. They just know that you lost to the Bills. So you have to win. And just like you guys with the Bengals this past year, it was a back-and-forth game. Nine sacks, but three interceptions and lose by three. Who cares?

Yeah, I feel it. I feel it. The teams are in very comparable, very similar situations, not only in build wise, but in the vibes in the building and around the fan base. But I can't wait to break down the season more with you guys. Obviously a couple of crossovers during the season. Good luck.

Welcome to the locked on podcast network. Zach, Jake, thank you so much for coming on next guys. I'm going to give you my prediction on the season series between the Colts and the Titans. Do the Titans sweep? Do the Titans get swept? Is it even?

I'll tell you what I think. Thank you guys again so much for coming on. We'll dive into that in just a second. Titans fans, we are going to cap off part one of our AFC Divisional Roundup here in the offseason by discussing the two games that the Titans have against the Colts this year. How do I see those games playing out? Sweep, sweep, split. What happens there? We're going to dive into that before we do.

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Well, no pun intended. Whatever. I don't care. So either way, just make sure that you're subscribed daily, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content pretty much all year round. But let's dive into. Also, I want to say Jake, Zach, doing a great job in their new venture as the hosts of Locked On Colts.

I know there's been some divisiveness with the Colts in previous years, but hopefully you guys can enjoy them as the new hosts, and the crossovers seem to be going very, very well. So excited to have them with the Locked On Network. But let's finally talk about these games. Long preamble to begin the third segment. Number one, the Titans play the Colts week four at Indianapolis. And I got to tell you, I'm happy to get that at Indy game

early out of the way. And here's why. One, I don't want the Colts to play the Colts in any pivotal games at the end of the year, like in the last four or five weeks of the season. Just too much. I've been a Titans fan for too long. Okay. I'm scarred, whatever you want to call it. I don't want that. So great. Let's play Indy at Indy early. Okay. Number two, they did make a lot of changes, new quarterback, new defensive coordinator, a lot of new faces. Maybe in week four, they won't be up to their peak yet. You know what I mean? They won't all be fully acclimated and comfortable in their new systems with their new teams. So maybe the Titans can steal one there. I like that.

I like that. That's good. But I don't think they do. I think Indy's improved. As you guys know, I think the Titans have taken a step back. So I think the offensive line is worse. I think the pass catchers are worse.

The defense is basically the same. So for me, I think the Titans do lose that first game at Indianapolis. I just think at the end of the day, both of these teams are going to be playoff teams. And I think both teams are pretty good. I think they're evenly matched. Similar talent levels.

So I think that Indy is going to win a game and I would expect them to win their game at home. But week 7 is in Tennessee and the Titans play the Colts. And the Titans have a bye the week before. And I know that the Mike Vrabel extra preparation

record he was 8-0. Well, Titans lost to the Bengals. So that's busted. 8-1. But still 8-0. Well, Titans lost to the Bengals. So that's busted. 8-1. But still 8-1. So Mike Vrabel with a bye week, with a home game,

in a must-win game. Let me tell you that. Especially if the Titans lose that game in Indianapolis in week four, which is what I'm projecting right now. Week seven is a must-win. And I gotta tell you, even when I did the Titans schedule breakdown, I called that game at home against the Colts a must win and I gotta tell you even when I did the Titans schedule breakdown I called that game at home against

the Colts a must win whether the Titans win at Indy whether the Titans don't win at Indy in week 4 they have to win week 7 they absolutely have to win week 7 no question about it you're at home you had a bye

they just have to there's just no question about it. It is a must-win game if there ever was a must-win game on the Titans schedule. Not only because of being at home and having a bye and it being a division game, but because I do expect the Colts to be right there with the Titans. Now, you look at these teams long-term. I think whichever team doesn't win the division is going to be 10-7 and make the wild card.

I think whichever team does win the division is going to have to win 11 games. 11-6, I think, wins the division. 10-7 will get you a wild card spot, though. So I think both teams make the playoffs. And honestly, I'm predicting it now. I think that the make the playoffs. And honestly, I'm predicting it now. I think that the Titans play the Colts in round one.

That's what I think. I think the Titans will play the Colts in round one. I think both teams, Titans go 11-6, 10-7. Colts go 11-6, 10-7 either way. They're the 4 seed and the 5 seed. So I see a real chance that the Titans and the Colts, and even if it's 3-6, I mean, I think that makes a ton of sense and could line up for the, if the division winner is at 11-6 and they get the 3rd seed, and then the other team's 10-7, that lines up with being the sixth seed as well.

So I think we might get three matchups against these teams. And I got to tell you, if the Titans and the Colts played in the playoffs, based on what we see right now with, you know, no declarative statements, but right now, give me the Tennessee Titans. I think the Titans would win in a playoff game. And the one thing that really goes in the Titans' favor here is the pass rush. Matt Ryan is less mobile than Carson Wentz.

And the Colts do not have, as I talked to Jake and Zach about earlier, the Colts do not have a very good wide receiver core. I'd say it's probably just as bad as the Titans. Maybe a little bit better because Michael Pittman's better than Robert Woods right now and more of a number one wide receiver. But outside of that, I'd take Traylon Burks. Nick Westbrook-Akina is better than any second wide receiver that the Colts have right now. Paris Campbell or the ghost of T.Y. Hilton,

as I like to call it. So, I think the Titans wide receiver core is better. Pass catching group is better. Austin Hooper over Mo Alley-Cox all day. So, the real advantage the Titans have is that pass rush getting on Matt Ryan who lacks mobility with a receiving core that isn't much to write home about.

So that is the area where the Titans can, if the Titans sweep it's because the pass rush just went absolutely nuts. But at the end of the day, that's what all of us are saying about the Titans season. If the defense takes that next step to just elite levels,

the Titans will be better than last year or just as good. That may be true, but will they? That's what we're watching for. But a great first installment in the AFC South Roundup for the offseason. The next episode we have will be the Houston Texans. Can't wait to dive into that. And then, of course, we'll cap off the week with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday. So Texans on Tuesday or Monday night for YouTube.

Jags on Thursday or Wednesday night for YouTube. Make sure you guys subscribe to the Locked on Titans podcast. That's going to do it for me today, though, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.