• cheche March 18

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  1,200 and 10?  
• Wutthecrapman March 18

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  Not out of the question but still a bit of a reach for me. 1000 yards and 8TDs sounds about right. Solid WR3 and some weeks a WR2. Wayne is still the bread and butter for Luck until he packs it in.
  

  
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• footballjunkie March 18

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  In an Arians offense, sure. In a Pep Hamilton offense, I'm not so sure... Pep involves the TE a ton as well as the intermediate/underneath WR.
  Hilton clearly has skills, Pep will have to get creative for Hilton to reach those numbers and not just send him on go or deep routes.
  Also, a rookie in the 1st is is not out of the question for IND. Hopkins? Allen?
• Wutthecrapman March 18

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  I think Hamilton know exactly what he's doing. In Stanford he was the wide receivers coach and did darn well working along Luck. They know each other and how they like to match-up players to fit for Luck. Hamilton's strong point is his play calling something the Colts lagged last year on. He's not a rookie OC either, he's been in NY. Chicago and even with the 49ers. So continued success with Andrew is expected. Hitlon's speed is the biggest bonus for the QB, this will help when they implement more short passes, they already shown they were on the same page last year.
  

  
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• bddavidson March 18

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  Wutthecrapman said:

  Not out of the question but still a bit of a reach for me. 1000 yards and 8TDs sounds about right. Solid WR3 and some weeks a WR2. Wayne is still the bread and butter for Luck until he packs it in.
  

  
  
  agreed if he isnt Killed by a safety/cb
  

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