According to PFF’s Sam Monson, the Indianapolis Colts have already let down new starting quarterback Carson Wentz by failing to eliminate lingering concerns at left tackle and upgrade their overall wide receiver corps this offseason respectively:
“The Colts took a gamble when they traded for Carson Wentz as the successor to Philip Rivers, and while I understand why they did so, that move alone doesn’t mean they can forget about the offense,” Monson writes. “Quarterback will move the needle more than any other move, but they can’t simply switch off and rely on the Midas touch of Frank Reich to breathe new life into Wentz’s career.