INDIANAPOLIS – When Matt Hasselbeck rode off to ESPN this offseason, more than 5,000 career passing attempts disappeared from the Colts’ quarterbacks room.
With Hasselbeck gone, the NFL experience behind Andrew Luck for 2016 has combined to throw one NFL pass over the last two seasons.
For fans watching the team’s preseason opener on Saturday night, the disappointment was obvious in not seeing Luck return to the field.
For the Colts, watching Scott Tolzien and Stephen Morris each quarterback a half of football was massive for evaluation.
Tolzien has been in the NFL for six seasons, primarily playing as a backup in Green Bay.