How Rob Chudzinski Can Fix the Indianapolis Colts Offense

November 7, 2015   ·   Kyle J. Rodriguez   ·   Jump to comments

An impossible task. 
That's what the Indianapolis Colts new offensive coordinator, Rob Chudzinski, has on his plate. 
The Colts fired former offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton earlier this week, replacing him with Chudzinski, a long-time friend of head coach Chuck Pagano and an associate head coach in Indianapolis over the last year and a half. 
Chudzinski's familiarity with some of the Colts players runs even deeper, having coached on the 2001 University of Miami team as the offensive coordinator, a team with Andre Johnson and Frank Gore on the roster. Chudzinski also had the opportunity to coach players like D'Qwell Jackson and Mike Adams in Cleveland. 
But even with familiarity with the players and organization, Chudzinski's task of fixing the most disappointing offense of 2015 will be incredibly difficult. 
For starters, the Colts go up against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, including the Broncos' No. 1-ranked defense. While the...

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