2011 NFL Draft: Why Andy Dalton Can Be the Successor for the Indianapolis Colts

April 8, 2011   ·   Eli Nachmany   ·   Jump to comments

Nothing lasts forever.
While this generation of NFL fans don't know of the Indianapolis Colts without Peyton Manning at quarterback, the harsh reality is that a 35-year-old quarterback has three or four more years to perform at a high standard.
Looking ahead, the Colts will eventually need to find Manning's successor.
Not long ago, I wrote an article about Drew Brees needing a successor in New Orleans. I was flamed by Saints fans for pointing out that Brees is not going to last forever.
I can but assume I'll be thrown under the bus again because of this article by loyal Peyton Manning fans—I understand.
Anyway, if the Colts wanted to have the best of both worlds, one player stands out as a perfect option with their first round pick.
Andy Dalton to the Colts in the first round isn't beyond the realm of possibility.
Recently, the Colts kicked the tires on Dalton. As such, Indianapolis is somewhat intrigued by the former Texas Christian.
He ma...

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