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Grigson was a huge bust of a GM. And what kind of argument is "he was good enough to beat us"? Lmao.
Luck and Hilton were obvious picks. Luck, Fleener, Allen, and Hilton, have all been at least solid NFL players, none of the late round picks made by Grigson had any NFL success. Luck and Hilton are the two main pieces of the Colts’ offense to this day, and were definitely great picks by Grigson. Grigson drafted two solid tight ends in Fleener and Allen, but it was a bit of a head scratcher to draft two tight ends so early in the draft. This was arguably Grigson’s best draft as the general manager of the Colts, yet only two of the players are still on the Colts, and only four of the players are still in the NFL. Newsome, Jackson, and John are no longer with the team, and were unimportant players in their brief stints with the team.
This was not a particularly strong draft by Grigson, especially considering the fact that he traded a first round pick for Trent Richardson.
Please understand that I said Grigson was a terrible GM.
Also, understand that I said Grigson wasn't the reason Luck retired.
Luck has been gifted a great OL and serious weapons, yet he still retired.
His retirement is unknown, therefore we shouldn't rush to judgement as to why he retired.
Grigson is an afterthought.