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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Colts' Ryan Lindley: Released Tuesday afternoon
Ryan Lindley was released by the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Caplan reports.This move was all but inevitable, given that the Colts started Josh Freeman over Lindley in Week 17. Lindley should find a new home for 2016, but he's unlikely to make it out of training camp on a roster.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Colts' Ryan Lindley: Active as backup QB
Ryan Lindley is active as the backup quarterback Sunday against Tennessee with Josh Freeman set to start, the team's official web site reports.It's possible Lindley could enter the game since Freeman just signed with the Indianapolis Colts last week. However, it looks like Freeman will try to get a win and give the Colts an improbable shot to make the playoffs.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Colts' Ryan Lindley: Week 17 QB starter unclear
For the third straight day, Ryan Lindley and Josh Freeman split the Indianapolis Colts' QB reps at practice on Friday.Both Andrew Luck and Matt Hasselbeck are ruled out this weekend, but for now the Colts are not inclined to identify their starting QB for Sunday's contest against the Titans, making this a situation to avoid from a fantasy perspective.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Colts' Ryan Lindley: In the starting mix this week?
Ryan Lindley is a candidate to start Sunday's game against the Titans.With Andrew Luck out and Matt Hasselbeck expected to sit as well, it looks like the assignment could come down to either Lindley or Josh Freeman. A decision on that front could potentially drag on all week though, which makes this a situation to avoid in most fantasy formats.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Ryan Lindley: Signs with Colts
Ryan Lindley signed with the Colts on Tuesday, Kevin Bowen of the team's official website reports.The Colts also signed quarterback Josh Freeman earlier in the day, with the pair of move strongly suggesting that Andrew Luck (kidney/abdomen) and Matt Hasselbeck (shoulder) aren't expected to play. The team might even consider letting Freeman and Lindley compete with Stephen Morris for the Week 17 starting job against Tennessee.
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by Brandon Wise | CBSSports.com
Cardinals QB Ryan Lindley struggles in first playoff appearance
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Ryan Lindley went 16 of 28 for 81 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions in Arizona's 27-16 loss to Carolina. Lindley struggled to find his receivers throughout the game, with his leading receiver Larry Fitzgerald reaching just 31 yards. He was also sacked four times. The Cardinals totaled just 78 yards in the game, the fewest by any team in a playoff game in NFL history. Lindley's season ends with just 644 yards passing and three touchdown passes in four games for the Cardinals. He also had six interceptions.
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by Michael Hurcomb | CBS Sports Staff
Cardinals name Ryan Lindley starting QB for wild-card game
Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians announced Thursday quarterback Drew Stanton (knee) will not play during Saturday's wild-card game at Carolina and Ryan Lindley will start a third straight game in his absence. The Panthers are considered 6 1/2-point favorites against the Cardinals. The line opened at 4 1/2 points, according to VegasInsider.com. Lindley will be facing a Panthers defense that allowed 227.8 passing yards per game during the regular season. Carolina also allowed 25 passing touchdowns in 16 games, while totaling 14 interceptions and 40 sacks.
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by Chris Cwik |
Cardinals' Ryan Lindley tosses two scores Week 17
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Ryan Lindley tossed two scores against the 49ers Week 17. Lindley completed 23 of 39 passes for 316 yards. He threw two touchdowns, but also added three interceptions during the contest. When Lindley had time to throw, he was able to take shots down the field. He averaged 8.1 yards per completion. Drew Stanton's status remains up in the air, meaning Lindley could start the team's first playoff game next week. The Cardinals are set to take on the Panthers. The Panthers are favored by -4.5 points.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Report: Cardinals reverse course, will start QB Ryan Lindley
Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians has changed his mind and will start quarterback Ryan Lindley, not rookie Logan Thomas, in Sunday's game at San Francisco, reports the Arizona Republic. Lindley hit 18 of 44 throws for 216 yards with an interception in the Week 16 loss to Seattle. He has not thrown a touchdown in 225 career pass attempts. Arians earlier said he'd play Thomas for at least the first half. But that was before Thomas failed to inspire confidence at Wednesday's practice. Thomas has appeared in two games, completing 1 of 9 throws. Starter Drew Stanton (knee) is not expected to be ready until the playoffs. Arizona remains a 6-point underdog Sunday.
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by Larry Hartstein |
'No plans on how long' QB Logan Thomas plays Sunday
After earlier saying Arizona Cardinals quarterback Logan Thomas would play at least the first half Sunday at San Francisco, coach Bruce Arians said there are "no plans on how long" the rookie will play, reports ESPN.com. Thomas will be making his first start after Ryan Lindley predictably flopped Week 16 against Seattle. Thomas has appeared in two games, completing 1 of 9 passes. That completion was an 81-yard touchdown to running back Andre Ellington. Quarterback Drew Stanton (knee) isn't expected to be ready until the playoffs, so Lindley is the only option behind Thomas. Lindley has zero touchdowns and eight interceptions in 225 career pass attempts. Arizona has not scored a touchdown in its past two games. A 6-6, 250-pounder out of Virginia Tech, Thomas had a "shaky" start to Wednesday's practice before finishing "pretty strong," according to Arians. Arizona is a 6-point underdog Sunday. The line opened at 4.5 before bettors pounced on the 49ers. Despite their offensive struggles, the Cardinals can win the NFC West with a victory and a Seattle loss to the Rams.
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