COLTS SQUAD SHOW: Raimann on the MONEY | Why The Colts Should Still Feel Great About Their $100M LT

The Colts' $100 million left tackle, Bernard Raimann, is being hailed as one of the most underrated franchise players in the NFL—despite not yet being a Pro Bowl regular. The Locked On Colts team argues that Raimann’s transformation from a raw third-round pick to a top-tier, athletic, and reliable left tackle is a masterclass in player development and smart drafting. His ability to consistently protect the quarterback, especially in the Shane Steichen system that minimizes pass-blocking time, gives the Colts a rare sense of offensive stability. The group emphasizes that Raimann’s value isn’t just in stats but in the peace of mind he provides—allowing the offense to operate with confidence. They compare the Colts’ offensive line to the 2023 Seattle Seahawks, a team that won without a superstar quarterback, proving that a well-built, complementary roster can compete at the highest level. While depth remains a concern, the presence of Tony Sperano Jr. as a developmental coach and the emergence of young players like Jalen Travis and Jalen Farmer suggest the Colts are positioned to maintain elite offensive line play for years. The episode also touches on the Bears’ potential move to Hammond, Indiana, sparking debate over team identity, fan loyalty, and regional economic impact—ultimately suggesting that if teams move, they should change their names to reflect their new home.