Colts QB Jacob Eason Training with Renowned QBs Guru Tom House Again this Offseason
According to the Indianapolis Star’s
“In the weeks since the Colts season ended, Eason has taken some time away from the field to spend with friends and family,” Ayello writes.
“But the downtime is soon coming to an end. The Washington state native plans to head back west to Huntington Beach, Calif., to continue refining his game at the famed 3DQB training facility with the throwing experts Tom House and Adam Dedeaux, among others. Colts fans might remember that ex-Colts quarterback Andrew Luck worked extensively with House while recovering from a shoulder injury. Other famous 3DQB clients include Tom Brady, Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff.”
The Eagles front office went a different direction than expected, and they're trying to be the "smartest guys in the room" Hayes says. And the columnist appears to talk himself into giving the hire the benefit of the doubt:
Finally, assuming he calls plays, this will be the first time in his life Sirianni does that; at least, it will be the first time Sirianni calls all of the plays, and does so without Reich’s guidance and approval.
Wait a minute. Andy Reid had never called plays. Neither had Pederson. They both won Super Bowls. Maybe the play-calling thing is overrated. Maybe Lurie and Roseman know that.
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Most prognosticators aren't giving the Indianapolis Colts much of a shot to upset the red-hot Buffalo Bills in Saturday's playoff matchup.
The 11-win Colts and coach Frank Reich are gratefully playing the "no one believes in us card" with candor this week.
"I feel like for me there's never no pressure,'' linebacker Darius Leonard said Wednesday, via WXIN Indianapolis. "Like coach said, when you're the 7 seed, everybody expects you to fail. That's the mindset. Everybody's sharing that: you failed.''
The Bills' six-game win streak to close the season as the No. 2 overall seed, along with an All-Pro type season from Josh Allen, have perception skewed heavily in Buffalo's favor.