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NFL preseason Week 4 match between Indiana Colts vs Cincinnati Bengals is featured by too many news portals. lets check them out what they thinking about this game.
The Cincinnati.com featured the game like this:
The fourth NFL Preseason game is the polar opposite of the third preseason contest. Thursday’s game will feature many players at the bottom of the depth chart vying to make the Cincinnati Bengals’ squad. Multiple players that you see on Thursday night won’t be on the Bengals’ 53-man roster by the end of the weekend.
NFL teams must trim their rosters to 53 players by 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Thursday’s game is the last opportunity for players to put good plays on tape for all 32 teams. Many of the athletes on the field will be auditioning for an NFL job for the 31 other clubs.
Here’s what to watch for when the Bengals host Indianapolis:
The first game without Andrew Luck
The Colts had an eventful week. Andrew Luck stunned the NFL world when he announced his retirement from football. What was even more bizarre is news broke of his impending retirement during Indianapolis’ home preseason tilt against the Chicago Bears. Luck was on the sideline chatting with his teammates as fans were simultaneously checking their phones in complete disbelief.
Jacoby Brissett, who obviously won’t play Thursday, will take the reins as Indianapolis’ starting quarterback. Brissett, 26, has 17 career starts going into his fourth year.
The Bengals are the first opponent for the Andrew Luck-less Colts.
Jake Dolegala, Renell Wren and Rodney Anderson
Undrafted free-agent rookie quarterback Jake Dolegala is going to get his most extensive action on Thursday night. The quarterback is eagerly anticipating being behind center in the team’s preseason finale.
Match Information:cincinnati.com
The final stage of the offseason has arrived: the annual Colts exhibition game.
Separated by 112 miles via Interstate 74, the Cincinnati Bengals and Indianapolis Colts always conclude their preseason schedules by playing each other, due to the proximity between the two teams. Last year, they faced off again 10 days later to kick off the regular season. This season, they will not see each other again, unless the postseason has different plans in store.
The postseason was far more likely when the Colts could count on Andrew Luck to lead them there. Sadly for them, that’s no longer the case. The four-time Pro Bowl quarterback retired at the age of 29 last week due to a multitude of injuries he’s suffered over the years and a lack of timely recovery from his latest ailment.
Any rational human being can hardly blame Luck for his decision, but for the Bengals’ case, it’s not like they were planning to face off against him in a Week 4 preseason matchup anyways. Now, they won’t even have to worry about his former backup Jacoby Brissett, who has become Luck’s replacement.
The Bengals have plenty of their own to worry about, as the defense has a handful of ongoing position battles to resolve before they to trim the roster down to 53 players by Saturday afternoon. The offense will be looking at the wide receiver and tight end positions for final clarity. This game will go a long way in determining who avoids the cutting room floor.
Source:cincyjungle.com
We know Pierre Desir, Kenny Moore, Rock Ya-Sin and Quincy Wilson have virtual locks on roster spots. If the Colts keep six cornerbacks—as predicted this preseason—the final two spots will feature a battle between Chris Milton, Marvell Tell, Nate Hairston, and Jalen Collins.
Each one has unique traits and each one has its flaws. Special teams work will be a big part of the final two spots, and it will be interesting to see who makes it.
