The Colts are on the lookout for quarterback help following Andrew Luck’s retirement. On that front, they met with free agent Brock Osweiler on Tuesday, a source tells Field Yates of ESPN.com (on Twitter). 
Osweiler, 29 in November, first made a name for himself as he filled in for Peyton Manning during the 2015 season. The QB went 5-2 in his starts that year and parlayed that showing into a four-year, $72MM deal with the Texans in 2016. After an interception-laden Year One, he was pawned off on the Browns, who then released him before the start of the 2017 season. That led him back to Denver for a year, then over to the Dolphins in 2018. Over the last two years, Osweiler owns a 2-7 record with nearly as many interceptions (nine) as touchdowns (eleven).
Osweiler’s resume is less than sterling, but the Colts view him as a potential candidate to hold the clipboard for new starter Jacoby Brissett.
You know that awkward, skinny chick with the goofy neck that could never land Mr. Right?
Well, white-knighting her just to fill your Friday night isn’t going to make your life any better.
But it will spice up my friday night at least.
Outstanding analogy! Well done
Dan Orlovsky?
I hear that Zach Mettenberger is available now that the AAF folded back in April. Is he any worse than Brockweiler?
as good as anyone else to backup for 2 weeks during the chad kelly suspension