Colts going two TEs
In the early Manning days the Colts called a two tight end set "Kings." They ran it frequently with punishing TEs Ken Dilger and Marcus Pollard.
“The offense calls for two tight ends who are dynamic and can do different things,” said Allen, sharing what he learned in a phone conversation with offensive coordinator Bruce Arians.
On back-to-back tight ends, GM Ryan Grigson said: “It’s nice when your board lines up with your needs. It worked out real well. We secured two great football players that were just staring us right in the face.”
I loved these picks. I wanted one or the other to come to the Colts. And they ended up getting both!
@AJ_ Let's hope they both stick. I like Allen's route running much more than Fleener. Fleener has a natural advantage due to his time with Luck at Stanford.
