Austin Collie, workout maniac
I get hate mail often. So, when I get an email that is actually more informative than OMG YOU SUCK!, it really makes my day.
One such email came yesterday from an Austin Collie fan. Special thanks to the emailer who sent this to me:
I’m not a member of your forum, but your note about Collie as a manic worker sparked a memory of Collie at BYU which might be of interest to you and your readers.
Collie had a reputation at BYU as a manic worker then, as well. There was a report that his QB, Max Hall, lived close by and Collie and during the summer would call him and say, "we haven’t done anything today to get better. Let’s go work out". It apparently wasn’t all talk, either, because when Collie reported to fall camp last year, he was diagnosed in the first couple of days with a stress fracture to his lower leg from overwork. He had done so many plants and cuts during the summer that he broke his own leg through a repetitive use injury.
Anyway, good luck with your site. You seem to have a stranglehold on good Colts coverage.
Yep, this guy is going to get the slot receiver job, unless he injures himself in training camp, or something. Workout maniacs like this are the kind of people Peyton Manning loves. Collie is a keeper.
Again, thanks to the emailer for the Collie story, and the kind words about our site.
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Can't wait to see him tonight!
Will Colts use him at wideout & move Gonzalez to slot? It’s a little different mastering the middle of the field for a young guy like Collie or Garcon.
Gonzo is out with a hamstring
and pretty much all the TEs are out.
So we should see Garcon outside and Collie in the slot at the same time for a good amount of time.
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by shake n bake on Aug 14, 2009 11:47 AM EDT up reply actions
Not so fast
I don’t think Collie is going to be the slot receiver. He may get some time this year, but I think it will be limited. I doubt he works any harder than Gonzo or Reggie, and it took both of them a couple of years before they grasped the O, and we are much deeper at WR than we were when either of them were rookies. I think Garcon is going to end up getting the majority of PT in 3 wide sets (when it’s not Dallas) this year. It’s so much more about knowing the audibles and checks than anything else with our receivers, and these guys that have a year on him will get the nod.
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