I got to ask, where do you rank this performance in just kind of an all-time dud category? Because, man, it's hard for me in the 20-something years that I've followed the team, it's hard for me to think of a loss more catastrophic, honestly, regular season edition than this one this afternoon.

Derek, let me tell you what was, to me, the most dangerous thing about it.

it is not often that I go to games and sit in the stands, but because, you know, obviously we have a press credential, right? And by the way, Derek, I've got to tell you, I'm flattered and honored that you bring me on the show and then preface it by saying it's because nine other people weren't available.

So happy to help you out.

I mean, you're welcome.

I mean, Alan, you see how this goes, right? I mean, this is the part for the course.

I sat in the stands, Derek, and it's been a long time since I've done that.

But if he can't do that, are we at the point where you question whether or not this is the right guy to lead the Colts forward and give Anthony Richardson, after two benchings essentially, a third chance to show what he can do?

Okay.

And that is Haliburton to this point looks good.

Now, they had an exhibition game in Ames, Iowa.

Obviously, he played at Iowa State, and his range of motion looked very good, and he physically looks good.

Keep in mind, not only did he have the Achilles tear that's been now...

It was 472 days, I can tell you that, uh, not that anybody in Indy was counting.

But in addition to that, he also after that had shingles.

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You're listening to G and D on the fan.

We back, Max? You got the keys, Kev? Okay.

We're back, right? We are.

Okay.

Keys to a win over the Colts on Sunday, 9.30 a.m.

The Colts, by the way, three and a half, even four point favorites.

I'm seeing some fours out there.

so it wouldn't

That's basically the statement that's being made there, isn't it?

Yeah, what happened was this.

They had Cam Bynum at the safety position, which is the weirdest thing ever to pick that position as your green dot guy.

For those who don't know, the green dot guy, the one that gets the message from the defensive coordinator via the headset until the last 10 seconds on the play clock.

Problem is Cam Bynum coming up to the huddle to tell everybody what they need to do.

Then he's got to drop all the way back.

He's the safety.

What has been the problem when teams stop them? Or do you remember that game the week before Thanksgiving when the Chiefs were able to really put the clamps on Jonathan Taylor?