The to keep the quarterback around through 2020, but days removed from the end of the 2019 season, the team isn't shying away from the po sibility of finding Bri sett's replacement.Colts general manager Chris Ballard addre sed the media Thursday, and while he admitted "Jacoby did some good things" after landing a two-year, $30 million extension, he also refused to commit to Bri sett as his QB moving forward."Right now, yes, Jacoby Kyon Barrs Jersey is our starter," he said, . "The jury's still out. That's why we did the short-term deal with Jacoby, to have the security of a player we liked and to find out if he can be the guy ... but our pa sing game has to improve, unequivocally."Ballard's remarks shouldn't be totally surprising. Bri sett, after all, only became the Colts' full-time starter during the preseason, when former No. 1 overall Kairee Robinson Jersey pick abruptly retired. His only other starting experience with the team came in 2017, when he took over for an injured Luck after arriving via trade in September. But Ballard didn't make excuses for the 27-year-old signal-caller Quinton Bohanna Jersey on Thursday, adding that "you've got to be able to still produce when you're not 100 percent" while addre sing questions about a knee injury Bri sett battled during a regre sive second half of the season.Originally a third-round pick of the in 2016, Bri sett led the Colts to a 5-2 start, but his numbers took a stark dip following a Week 9 lo s to the , in which he suffered the knee injury. During the final two months of the 2019 season, he completed just 56 percent of his pa ses and threw only four touchdown pa ses in Olu Oluwatimi Jersey his final 10 starts as Indy stumbled to a 7-9 finish, good for third place in the AFC South. He's in 2020.Bri sett isn't the only big-name veteran under scrutiny in Indianapolis. Ballard Marcus Simms Jersey also indicated Thursday that tight end , who caught a career-high 13 touchdowns during a 2018 Pro Bowl campaign, has played his last down with the Colts. The former first-rounder, who joined Indy via free agency prior to his breakout season, mi sed five games in 2019 due to a season-ending ankle injury and is scheduled to hit the open market in March."We'll probably move on," Ballard said of Ebron, .