Sep 26, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 13 segments
Tom and Chris are coming to you from Pensacola, Florida! (with a few technical problems) Two teams. Two 0-2 records. One desperate need for a win.The Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans square off…
for every Colts fan, should be this.
After two very bad football games and an 0-2 start because the AFC South has shaken out the way it has and the Texans are 0-2 as well, if the Jaguars lose this week and the Indianapolis Colts win against the Houston Texans, we'll be tied, technically, right? We'll do a...
1-2 record for the top of the division, but that win over the Houston Texans means the tiebreaker goes to Indianapolis, and the Colts could legitimately be winning the AFC South in Week 3 after two really bad weeks.
Wow.
I mean, that's a pretty positive take for us here, man.
Yeah.
I really didn't think, especially after Week 1, that we would be in this position.
So we both called the Indianapolis Colts to win the AFC South, and it looks like there is still a pathway forward for that.
I call the Texans winning the AFC South, which is very interesting that this is where we're at in week three.
Colts and Texans play on Sunday at 1 o'clock.
Both these teams are 0-2.
And I don't think it's a stretch if we would have said a couple weeks ago that the Colts would be 0-2.
But I think the Texans, I call the Texans to win the division.
Most of the media out there, most NFL analysts thought the Texans would be a really solid team.
Their defense last year was really good.
They have a solid defense.
D'Amico Ryan, their head coach, is a defensive-minded coach, right? So what is interesting to me is that the Texans are coming into this at 0-2, and that part most people didn't expect.
Now, you know, some folks might think I'm crazy for saying this, but I think the Colts and the Texans right now are in a very similar situation because we've got to look at who they play, okay? So we all know who the Colts played.
We got demolished by Baltimore week one, and then we took the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead into overtime and couldn't pull it out.
The Texans played week one Josh Allen in the Bills with Josh Allen's new head coach, Joe Brady, his former offensive coordinator for several years past.
The Texans took the Buffalo Bills to the end, right? And it took Josh Allen to come up with a late fourth quarter touchdown, and the Texans got the ball back.
The Texans were actually pushing and were in the red zone.
for every Colts fan, should be this.
After two very bad football games and an 0-2 start because the AFC South has shaken out the way it has and the Texans are 0-2 as well, if the Jaguars lose this week and the Indianapolis Colts win against the Houston Texans, we'll be tied, technically, right? We'll do a...
1-2 record for the top of the division, but that win over the Houston Texans means the tiebreaker goes to Indianapolis, and the Colts could legitimately be winning the AFC South in Week 3 after two really bad weeks.
Wow.
I mean, that's a pretty positive take for us here, man.
Yeah.
I really didn't think, especially after Week 1, that we would be in this position.
So we both called the Indianapolis Colts to win the AFC South, and it looks like there is still a pathway forward for that.
I call the Texans winning the AFC South, which is very interesting that this is where we're at in week three.
Colts and Texans play on Sunday at 1 o'clock.
Both these teams are 0-2.
And I don't think it's a stretch if we would have said a couple weeks ago that the Colts would be 0-2.
But I think the Texans, I call the Texans to win the division.
Most of the media out there, most NFL analysts thought the Texans would be a really solid team.
Their defense last year was really good.
They have a solid defense.
D'Amico Ryan, their head coach, is a defensive-minded coach, right? So what is interesting to me is that the Texans are coming into this at 0-2, and that part most people didn't expect.
Now, you know, some folks might think I'm crazy for saying this, but I think the Colts and the Texans right now are in a very similar situation because we've got to look at who they play, okay? So we all know who the Colts played.
We got demolished by Baltimore week one, and then we took the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead into overtime and couldn't pull it out.
The Texans played week one Josh Allen in the Bills with Josh Allen's new head coach, Joe Brady, his former offensive coordinator for several years past.
The Texans took the Buffalo Bills to the end, right? And it took Josh Allen to come up with a late fourth quarter touchdown, and the Texans got the ball back.
The Texans were actually pushing and were in the red zone.
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