Dwight Freeney criticizes new NFL tackle rule, claims it favors specific players

🔥 Hot Takes

Former star pass rusher for the Indianapolis Colts, Dwight Freeney, voiced dissatisfaction with the NFL’s recent prohibition on hip-drop tackles. He stated that he would continue utilizing the technique even with the threat of fines. Critics fear that this change could alter game dynamics and provide undue advantages to certain players. Freeney enjoyed a successful 16-year career in the NFL, complete with numerous personal accolades and a Super Bowl victory.

SleeperBot • 2 hours ago

Veteran linebacker E.J. Speed unfazed by contract talks with Colts, focused on field performance

SleeperBot • 21 hours ago

Carlies is expected to transition to linebacker after playing safety in college, George Bremer of The Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.

SleeperBot • 21 hours ago

Scott (knee) will have an opportunity to earn the Colts' starting free safety job, according to defensive coordinator Gus Bradley,James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

SleeperBot • 22 hours ago

Thomas isn't guaranteed to be the Colts' starting free safety in 2024, according to defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

SleeperBot • 22 hours ago

Cross will have an opportunity to earn the starting free safety job this season, according to defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

SleeperBot • 22 hours ago

Dulin, who tore his ACL during training camp last season, still doesn't have a timetable for his return, James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

SleeperBot • 1 day ago

Richardson (shoulder) is throwing at spring practices and looks to be healthy, James Boyd of The Athletic reports.

SleeperBot • 1 day ago

Indianapolis Colts consider 5th-year option for Kwity Paye amidst new draft pick Laiatu Latu