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https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Kemoko-Turay-Jersey , we have taken a look at parts one and two of Andrew Luck’s sit down with Brian Baldinger and Ron Jaworski for the NFL’s Game Pass Film Room Session. If you missed the..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteStampede Bluean Indianapolis Colts communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsColtsShopAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Colts StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Colts NewsYahoo Colts Team PageYahoo Colts ReportYahoo Colts Depth ChartYahoo Colts TransactionsYahoo Colts PhotosShop About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Breaking down Andrew Luck’s Game Pass Film Room Session. Part: 3 pass protection and T.Y. HiltonNew,12commentsEDTShareTweetShareShareBreaking down Andrew Luck’s Game Pass Film Room Session. Part: 3 pass protection and T.Y. HiltonPhoto by Andy Lyons/Getty ImagesOver the past couple of days, we have taken a look at parts one and two of Andrew Luck’s sit down with Brian Baldinger and Ron Jaworski for the NFL’s Game Pass Film Room Session. If you missed the first two, I suggest you go back and take a look at those before moving on to part three. Also, if you have questions about this program, or why I’m writing all of this information when you could just pay for Game Pass and watch the video, well, that’s answered in part one. For everyone else, let’s jump into the next chapter of this video and look at what Andrew Luck has to say about his pass protection from a year ago.Baldinger: “It seemed like with Frank and Nick (Sirianni) this year, Andrew, that protection was like, the first most important thing. A lot of max protection, a lot of play action.” Luck: “Yeah, no, protection was the focus of every week, the start of every week was our protection meeting.”Baldinger: “Andrew there was a period this year of over five games that you didn’t, you could have played the game in these shorts. In these Bermuda shorts and flip-flops.”Luck: “Well the guys did a great job up front this year and we all improved as a team and as a unit.”Baldinger: “Now, with those games this year, without getting sacked, it coincided with that unbelievable win streak ya had, dig yourself out of that hole.”Luck: “The defensive and offensive line, they’re an engine for a team. That’s where things begin. You know, football still is a simple game and it starts with blocking and tackling, in my mind, and then, as a quarterback, taking care of the ball. You know, you keep it that way. So I’m proud of how well the guys did up front, they’re a great group to play with and you know, certainly we set a standard and now, we’ve gotta improve, ya gotta improve and ya gotta improve.”Jaworski: “Here’s what I love, you go max pro here, eight man protection, two receiver route, off play action, hard sell, safety bites, you’re smiling right now, aren’t you?”Luck: “We caught the right coverage at the right time and sometimes it works out like that, and that’s Frank, he’s a great play caller, he has a great sense for what’s appropriate at the time, and T.Y.’s got a little option here to sit down and he sees the middle of the field’s open so he takes it.”Luck: “The focus this year was a firm middle of the pocket. You know, a firm middle, and when you’ve got Quenton Nelson and a Ryan Kelly and a Glowinski, they’re all tough, nasty SOB’s Anthony Castonzo Jersey , so uh, they did a heck of a job in the middle of the pocket, creating that space.”Baldinger: “Max protection so prevalent in some of your deep shots this year.”Luck: “...absoutely.”Baldinger: “Max protection, play action to T.Y., week 14, Houston. Let’s just stop it at the top of his drop.”Baldinger: “You’ve gotta be really comfortable in that cradle you have in there.”Luck: “Yeah, no, the guys did a heck of a job.” I do want to note, Luck almost seemed bored when giving this answer. It amused me.Baldinger: “You can feel that end coming?”Luck: “Yeah, and it’s the quarterback’s job to, one, not get too deep and two, step up.”Jaworski: “This is a clean pocket and I know in my mind as an old quarterback when you can plan, step and throw, you’re feelin’ it.”Luck: “Absolutely. It’s a pretty sight for a quarterback. Maybe an old quarterback, young at heart, Jaws.”Jaworski: “Young at heart, absolutely.”Laughs were had. On to T.Y. Hilton. Baldinger: “You guys came in together, Andrew, I mean it’s interesting because he’s been your number one guy, it just seems like T.Y. has been that guy that when you need that play.Luck: “Essentially it’s a one on one between T.Y. and Kareem Jackson. T.Y. does a really subtly, I mean he’s pushing the guy in, but doesn’t lose leverage, somehow keeps leverage on that outside shoulder, gets him to open up enough, sticks a foot in the ground.”Baldinger: “You can scheme him open, he knows how to win man coverage. You know this play here, Andrew, another max protection, play action, to T.Y..”Luck: “A little bit of a double move by T.Y. and essentially it’s a one on one.”Baldinger: “You got mirror routes here, too.”Luck: “We do, again, somewhat of a max protection, what’s important here too, is the running back, Jordan Wilkins gettin’ out to the flat and creating just enough of a conflict for number fifty-three. T.Y., a little post-corner and a great job coming flat out of it. He’s always been great at these maneuver routes.” Baldinger: “Just a little high-low concept.”Luck: “Honestly, as you guys know, most of the concepts really are simple. The simple things seem to work, it’s just executing them, guys being in the right spot and by and large our guys did a heck of a job, then.”Jaworski: “Don’t say that by the way, we want the audience to think this is a really hard business.”More laughter, Jaws, what-a-guy.What happened next was probably my favorite part of the episode. As they’re saying their good-bye’s, thanking each other for being there and for having them. Andrew Luck showed a little of his personality some may say his controlling side (a trait that most great quarterbacks reportedly share, for obvious reasons). As they’re finishing up Ryan Kelly Color Rush Jersey , Andrew glances at Jaworski’s notes a couple times.Luck: “What about, what else do you have here?”Jaworski: “I’ve got, you love the tight ends, your redzone, teams don’t blitz you much, you’re way down here with Brady, Manning and Nick as fewest blitzes, great in the fourth quarter, great versus the blitz... wait, wait, I’m lookin’ for a negative here! You’re not as good on the road as you are at home.”Luck: “Lemme see that!”Jaworski: “He’s stealin’ my notes!”Luck laughs along at first. Brian Baldinger, is talking about beating Houston twice in Houston and how loud it was, Luck agrees it was loud, but the way the expression on Luck’s face changes as he reads how he was worse on the road than at home is what makes this entire Film Room Session amazing for me. Luck: “Ah, that’s good to know, improvement.” Jaworski: “Hey, I gotta find somethin’!”All in all, this is a really fun watch for anyone who enjoys the Colts or the game of football. If you have a chance to give the video a watch, I suggest you do! There’s a lot the video conveys that I can’t put into written word, like all of the highlights from the original broadcast presentations of those games. I realize there may have been some things in here that went over the heads of most fans, and that’s alright. Just know the offense is simple, yet effective, and the future looks bright. One thing we can all agree on is that football can’t get here soon enough! INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts’ offensive line will return intact next season — albeit with a new coach.Right guard Mark Glowinski signed a three-year contract extension worth $18 million Tuesday, assuring the Colts of having all five starters back. Center Ryan Kelly just finished his third season and is still on his rookie contract.Left guard Quenton Nelson and right tackle Braden Smith were selected by the Colts in the 2018 draft and longtime left tackle Anthony Castonzo will be entering the final year of his four-year contract this fall.Together, they allowed a league-low 18 sacks and paved the way for Marlon Mack to top the 100-yard mark four times during the regular season — the most by an Indy runner since Joseph Addai in 2007.“I think just even having a little bit more cohesion that we have is going to be crucial,” Glowinski said in a statement issued by the team.“We did a great job of just making sure that we were pushing through and (making) each other accountable even regardless of who they are and all that kind of stuff. Honestly, with the group that we have we can take it even to another level. I feel like we are just getting started.”There will be a couple of other new faces in the locker room, though.The Colts also announced Tuesday they have hired Chris Strausser as the new offensive line coach and Jason Michael as tight ends coach.Strausser replaces Dave DeGuglielmo, who was fired Jan. 15. Assistant offensive line coach Bobby Johnson, whose previous experience included working with the tight ends, left to take a position with the Buffalo Bills. Tight ends coach Tom Manning left Jan. 18 and returned to Iowa State, where he will serve as offensive coordinator.Under Manning, the Colts had the most productive tight end group in the NFL and Eric Ebron made his first Pro Bowl after catching the most touchdown passes in the league by a tight end, 13.Strausser is a 30-year coaching veteran who spent the past two seasons working with Denver’s offensive line. He worked the previous 28 years in college, making stops at Washington, Boise State, Colorado, Portland State, Foothill College, San Jose State, Sonoma State, Oregon State and Menlo College.Michael worked as the Arizona Cardinals’ tight ends coach last season after spending four years on the Tennessee Titans’ staff. He’s also worked with the Chargers, 49ers, Jets and Raiders as well as two stints at the University of Tennessee.But general manager Chris Ballard’s bigger priority was keeping the offensive line together.Glowinski moved into the starting lineup in early October after Matt Slauson went down with a season-ending back injury. Glowinski appeared in 11 games, starting nine.He spent his first three seasons with Seattle before Indy claimed Glowinski off waivers in December 2017.The moves come one day after kicker Adam Vinatieri re-signed with the Colts for one year.97<button class="view-gallery">View Gallery</button> Gallery:2018-19 NBA cheerleadersJoe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports | Joe Camporeale