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Brandon from the Indianapolis side of things,

and obviously the Colts have a little more ground to make up than do the Broncos.

Advantage Indy in terms of remaining schedule and vantage Broncos on what they've done with the schedule that has been blazed before them so far.

Colts see this and the fan base does as essentially a playoff game.

Same viewpoint from the Denver side of things?

Well, I don't think so, only because they have a little more wiggle room. Last year, they were in a similar spot.

They're starting out one in five in Sean Payton's first year, but getting to six and five.

And if you remember that Christmas Eve game with the Patriots

that after a year after the Christmas Day massacre in L.A., they got Nathaniel Hackett fired. It wasn't

a Christmas Eve massacre, but they're a much better team than the Patriots, and they blow it

against the Patriots on Christmas Eve. They ultimately wouldn't have gotten there because of the way

the tiebreakers and enough wins from teams like Cleveland and all that, but they were still alive had they have won that

Patriots game. So that's how they were living last year. And you look at both the Colts

and the dolphins that can help your mindset because it's, you know, basically win or go

home. The math won't be on your side. For the Broncos, they've got a quick turnaround. They chose to accept the league's request

to move their game next week against the charges from Sunday to Thursday. And I don't know if that

was to reduce overthinking or because they know it's going to be a hard game anyway, even though

it's going to be a Broncos home game ostensibly, because the Chargers don't really have fans.

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