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The Clemson’s Senior PF who is going to try college football consulted with Mo.

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I would try to bring him home to Washington

https://bleacherreport.com/articles...fl-team-should-put-2025-trade-block-preseason

Indianapolis Colts: TE Mo Alie-Cox​

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To be clear, the Indianapolis Colts should consider moving quarterback Anthony Richardson if they can get a respectable offer.
However, the 2023 fourth overall pick appears to be losing a camp competition with former New York Giants draft bust Daniel Jones.
"For the second consecutive week, Indianapolis spent most of its Saturday time in the red zone, and the results have been underwhelming, particularly for Richardson," Joel A. Erickson of The Indianapolis Star wrote.
It's hard to imagine Indy getting much more than a late-round flier in return for Richardson at this point. Putting him on the block won't increase his trade value.
However, making tight end Mo Alie-Cox available might generate some legitimate interest. The 31-year-old has appeared in all 17 games for four straight seasons and is a solid backup. While he'd have value in that role for the Colts, he's not likely to be a major part of the franchise's future.
Indianapolis just used the 14th overall pick on Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. It could save $1.3 million by trading Alie-Cox.
 
vcumcvram said:
I would try to bring him home to Washington

https://bleacherreport.com/articles...fl-team-should-put-2025-trade-block-preseason

Indianapolis Colts: TE Mo Alie-Cox​

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Texans Colts Football

AP Photo/Zach Bolinger
To be clear, the Indianapolis Colts should consider moving quarterback Anthony Richardson if they can get a respectable offer.
However, the 2023 fourth overall pick appears to be losing a camp competition with former New York Giants draft bust Daniel Jones.
"For the second consecutive week, Indianapolis spent most of its Saturday time in the red zone, and the results have been underwhelming, particularly for Richardson," Joel A. Erickson of The Indianapolis Star wrote.
It's hard to imagine Indy getting much more than a late-round flier in return for Richardson at this point. Putting him on the block won't increase his trade value.
However, making tight end Mo Alie-Cox available might generate some legitimate interest. The 31-year-old has appeared in all 17 games for four straight seasons and is a solid backup. While he'd have value in that role for the Colts, he's not likely to be a major part of the franchise's future.
Indianapolis just used the 14th overall pick on Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. It could save $1.3 million by trading Alie-Cox.
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As an Eagles fan that would make me have to cheer for Washington.😳
 
This would take some research, but is Mo'nan the Barbarian the only player in modern NFL history (since 1960) to come from a school that does not have football? I'm not counting foreign kickers.
 
bighornn said:
This would take some research, but is Mo'nan the Barbarian the only player in modern NFL history (since 1960) to come from a school that does not have football? I'm not counting foreign kickers.
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Only one I know of and I googled it to confirm, was OL Stephen Neal from the Patriots who came from Cal Bakersfield. they don't have football, but he wrestled there.
 
vcumcvram said:
Only one I know of and I googled it to confirm, was OL Stephen Neal from the Patriots who came from Cal Bakersfield. they don't have football, but he wrestled there.
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What makes the former Ram even more unique is that he didn't play college or even high school varsity football. He was on the football JV team as a freshman at Lorton before transferring to the Middleburg Academy, which does not have football.
 
bighornn said:
What makes the former Ram even more unique is that he didn't play college or even high school varsity football. He was on the football JV team as a freshman at Lorton before transferring to the Middleburg Academy, which did not have football.
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Fixed it for you. Middleburg Academy is now defunct. Fun fact, it's now another private school. I grew up not far from Middleburg and the name/mission has changed several times. First it was Notre Dame Academy, a Catholic girl's boarding school. Then, it went coed, switched to a day school, and became Middleburg Academy. Now it's Cornerstone Christian Academy.
 
WillWeaverRVA said:
Colts begin the preseason against the Ravens on Thursday August 7th at 7:00pm on NFL Network. Being the preseason I would only expect to see Mo for part of the first quarter.
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WISH I'd have thought to tune in earlier tonight, just noticed Colts playing now, don;t see Mo on field yet- tune into NBC!

That said, I am not sure but AR's finger bending that was does not look natural. Geez. Looks like a finger injury, first quarter, first preseason game.

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MobileMunchies said:
WISH I'd have thought to tune in earlier tonight, just noticed Colts playing now, don;t see Mo on field yet- tune into NBC!

That said, I am not sure but AR's finger bending that was does not look natural. Geez. Looks like a finger injury, first quarter, first preseason game.

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Mo isn't dressed for the 2nd but is on sidelines.
 
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