Now, I am not going to sing along and then have Eddie, ask Eddie to pot it up so that you can see that I'm still on cue with that.

I don't want to create too many challenges here.

It is a Friday, 2 o'clock hour.

That means that Kevin Bowen, who you hear in the morning with Andy Sweeney on the wake-up call with KB and Andy joins us on the program to recap a Colts camp that took place today indoors and Kevin

I'll get to the first thing that I noticed you had pointed out that you thought Julian

Blackman had a really good day today. Is that a little bit of a wake-up call because they're

all of a sudden I think the last couple of days some of the conversation has been around hey

the the safety position they're looking at some different

things and they're trying different combinations. Nick Cross is one that we've talked about.

But to me, Blackman seems to be the one that has been the most consistent. Did he get a little

bit of a push, if you will, going into today?

No, I think he's been the best player in camp, regardless of position.

Frankly, I'm half-joked, half-serious.

I think you should hold out as you take a look at the rest of the safeties

and how, you know, and that's the rest of the position is.

Blackmun's just that much better than everybody else in the group.

So he was outstanding again today.

Huge play down the field on Anthony Richardson trying to throw a deep ball to Michael

Pittman Jr. So, yeah, playmaking galore. You know, really for him, the only real question

of his career has just been health. You know, it's not bad. He's been a really solid player

and played a variety of positions. And I'll be curious to see how, you know, the Colts handle

just that safety room because I think there's a ton of

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