Breaking: Colts Bring Back Old Friend Amid Quarterback Struggles
The Indianapolis Colts 2024 season seemed to be falling off the rails, with the team losing three in a row. But the decision to reinsert Anthony Richardson back as their starting quarterback and picking up a big win in Week 11 over the New York Jets seems to have given the team new life.
Now they have a red-hot Detroit Lions team coming to town for what will be a massive game for the Colts as they look to pull off the upset. And now they have made the move to sign a player who started a lot of games for the Colts in the past.
The Colts announced that they signed guard Mark Glowinski to their practice squad. This isn’t his first time with the Colts, with him playing for the franchise for four seasons from 2018 to 2021. He started 55 of the 59 gamers he was active for.
During his stint with the team the Colts offensive line experienced a lot of success as a unit, many viewing them as one of the best offensive lines in the NFL even. Multiple players Glowinski played with on the Colts’ offensive line still remain with the team: Quenton Nelson, Ryan Kelly, and Braden Smith.
This move is very interesting for the Colts, with current starter and undrafted rookie Dalton Tucker struggling over the past few weeks. This gives the Colts a player that the multiple members of their starting offensive line trusts and have played extensively with. He is not on the active roster yet and, therefore, isn’t going to be handed the starting right guard job right away. But I’d say this move needs to light a fire under Tucker because it seems like the team has gone out and found a contingency plan just in case the struggles at RG continue.
