Monday 1 o'clock, you know what that means.

Mike Chappell, CBS 4 and WX-I-N Fox 59 to break down what happened with the Colts.

And again, I'll summarize what I said earlier.

And then we'll let Chap kind of opine from there.

I know it was a disappointing game yesterday.

The Colts now, though, 3 and 1, you take the good with that. Because if I would have told anybody back in early August, the Colts are going to be three and one through the first four games, all of you would have taken that. And, you know, eight days a week, to quote the Beatles. And Adi Mitchell yesterday was, yes, he is the target that we're going to talk the most about, but there were a lot of other things that did them in.

You know, 11 penalties did them in.

The 10 men on the field did them in.

The depleted secondary did them in.

And it's easy to say that that all falls on the fault of A.D. Mitchell, but at some point,

it becomes the fault of those that continue to tell us to be patient with him when we knew

that immaturity and lack of focus were the reasons that he was the 11th receiver taken in

the year that he was selected. And that's the reason why we've had to wait and wait and wait

was just that maturity issue.

I'm not saying he's a bad guy, but as a player, still an immature guy, but we'll see how he bounces back from it.

Mike Chapple, joining us now on the program.

Chap, your overall, I guess, thoughts or observations from yesterday or a storyline perhaps that was overshadowed by A.D. Mitchell.

Well, one quick takeaway is I'm really kind of encouraged because I think there was some

question about whether these guys were legit. I really kind of think that. Well, you know,

Denver gave you the game and you played a crappy Miami team and Tennessee is the worst team in the league that may not win a game.

The Rams are good.

The Rams are very good.

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