Sep 16, 2026 · 1 hr 23 min · 14 segments
This week we are joined by the fantastic Chris and Tom from the Horseshoe Hangover Podcast – it's just a shame we weren't speaking about a happier topic! Listen along with us as we deep dive into…
[laughs] Yeah, and probably just, just a short disclaimer before anything, uh, anybody understands anything wrong, we are mad because we care.
[laughs]
[laughs]
[laughs]
[laughs]
That's it.
Just, just passionate fans that want their team to win and, uh-
[laughs]
... we did not see that on Sunday.
No.
Not, not even for a second.
Well, maybe the first drive.
[laughs]
When that first drive happened, you know, uh, Ch- Chris and I were watching it together.
We, we alternate going to each other's houses on football Sunday and, um, you know, we were, we were watching that game.
In that first series they marched down the field, and hell, I didn't even think they were gonna give the ball to Jonathan Taylor for a second.
Finally they did, you know, when it got to the goal line, but that was about the only bright spot for that entire game.
It's really what we've seen from years past with Steichen, guys.
That first drive when they come out, that very scripted, you know, well-manicured drive, doesn't matt- matter how long they're gonna stay on the field, generally works out very, very well for the Indianapolis Colts, and it did again.
But boy, did, did the wheels come off after that first possession and it just turned into one of the worst days that, that I can remember.
Not really because we'd lost, guys, everybody loses, but it was just the manner in which the team lost and the, and the gaps and the holes that were shown, especially on the defensive side of the ball, that I think really should make Colts fans everywhere a little nervous for 2026.
Mm.
Yeah, I mean, I completely agree.
Obviously those first four minutes, 27 seconds, everything was looking f- everything was looking great.
And then I think, I guess as soon as Spencer Schrader missed the extra point, we probably should've known, right? We should've just known it.
[laughs] Yeah, and probably just, just a short disclaimer before anything, uh, anybody understands anything wrong, we are mad because we care.
[laughs]
[laughs]
[laughs]
[laughs]
That's it.
Just, just passionate fans that want their team to win and, uh-
[laughs]
... we did not see that on Sunday.
No.
Not, not even for a second.
Well, maybe the first drive.
[laughs]
When that first drive happened, you know, uh, Ch- Chris and I were watching it together.
We, we alternate going to each other's houses on football Sunday and, um, you know, we were, we were watching that game.
In that first series they marched down the field, and hell, I didn't even think they were gonna give the ball to Jonathan Taylor for a second.
Finally they did, you know, when it got to the goal line, but that was about the only bright spot for that entire game.
It's really what we've seen from years past with Steichen, guys.
That first drive when they come out, that very scripted, you know, well-manicured drive, doesn't matt- matter how long they're gonna stay on the field, generally works out very, very well for the Indianapolis Colts, and it did again.
But boy, did, did the wheels come off after that first possession and it just turned into one of the worst days that, that I can remember.
Not really because we'd lost, guys, everybody loses, but it was just the manner in which the team lost and the, and the gaps and the holes that were shown, especially on the defensive side of the ball, that I think really should make Colts fans everywhere a little nervous for 2026.
Mm.
Yeah, I mean, I completely agree.
Obviously those first four minutes, 27 seconds, everything was looking f- everything was looking great.
And then I think, I guess as soon as Spencer Schrader missed the extra point, we probably should've known, right? We should've just known it.
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