Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 14 segments
Horseshoe Hangover | Colts vs. Chiefs Week 2 Recap The Colts went into Arrowhead, showed some fight, and gave Chiefs Kingdom everything they had… only to walk away with a heartbreaking overtime loss…
Tom, before we get into what turned out to be kind of a disastrous performance, ending in an overtime loss with the Colts and the Kansas City Chiefs, there were a lot of positives from this week.
And some players stepped up.
I think it's pretty obvious to say mostly on the offensive side of the ball.
The offensive line performed phenomenally.
There were a few times he was hurried, but he was able to make plays with his legs, get things done.
Tyler Warren getting in the passing game and now in the running game a little bit like he used to do in college.
And Josh Downs going out there and being an absolute stud, especially after Alec Pierce leaves the game.
And you had to rely on him when you're a slot receiver, essentially couldn't catch the ball.
So on the offense, dude, there was a lot of positive from this matchup.
Wouldn't you agree?
Last podcast, I said this team has no effort.
They had no grit.
This team was tied 27-27 deep into the fourth quarter.
They were tied against a really good football team, against a Hall of Fame coach, Hall of Fame quarterback, probably Hall of Fame defensive coordinator.
In a hostile environment, they showed up how we wanted them to show up for the most part.
they marched down the field when it was 20-27 in the fourth quarter.
And it was a must-score touchdown to keep this game tied and to stay in it.
And they did it.
They marched down the field.
That particular drive I'm talking about, it felt like that first drive they have every game.
Tom, before we get into what turned out to be kind of a disastrous performance, ending in an overtime loss with the Colts and the Kansas City Chiefs, there were a lot of positives from this week.
And some players stepped up.
I think it's pretty obvious to say mostly on the offensive side of the ball.
The offensive line performed phenomenally.
There were a few times he was hurried, but he was able to make plays with his legs, get things done.
Tyler Warren getting in the passing game and now in the running game a little bit like he used to do in college.
And Josh Downs going out there and being an absolute stud, especially after Alec Pierce leaves the game.
And you had to rely on him when you're a slot receiver, essentially couldn't catch the ball.
So on the offense, dude, there was a lot of positive from this matchup.
Wouldn't you agree?
Last podcast, I said this team has no effort.
They had no grit.
This team was tied 27-27 deep into the fourth quarter.
They were tied against a really good football team, against a Hall of Fame coach, Hall of Fame quarterback, probably Hall of Fame defensive coordinator.
In a hostile environment, they showed up how we wanted them to show up for the most part.
they marched down the field when it was 20-27 in the fourth quarter.
And it was a must-score touchdown to keep this game tied and to stay in it.
And they did it.
They marched down the field.
That particular drive I'm talking about, it felt like that first drive they have every game.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.