Reich discusses his stance on playing aggressive. Stephen Holder
INDIANAPOLIS -- On a recent edition of ESPN's "NFL Live," analyst Matt Hasselbeck queued up plays from the Indianapolis Colts 2016 season. One showed Andrew Luck being pummeled by a defender. The next clip, just one play later, was of the Colts quarterback failing to connect with a wide open T.Y. Hilton.
"That's a throw, honestly, the quarterback from Bishop Chatard could have hit," Hasselbeck told IndyStar on Wednesday.
Hasselbeck, Luck's former backup, wasn't taking a shot at his friend.