Stephen Holder joins us now, and I'm sure thrilled to be doing so as the Colts gets set tonight to take on the Baltimore Ravens preseason game number one.

Of course, you see Stephen on ESPN. You can read his work there as well.

Stephen, I was just asking that question of, so if the nickel is just the fifth corner, right?

Isn't that what the nickel is?

I mean, essentially, yes. It's five. It means five defensive backs, so you're the fifth, yes. Okay. So then a dime package is six defensive backs, right? That is correct. So in other words, because you're adding two defensive backs... It makes perfect sense, right? That's why it's called a dime, right?

Because you're adding two and five and five is ten.

Is that right?

I don't want that to be right because that makes too much sense.

I've never thought about this.

You'll be shocked to learn that you are confronting me with something that I had not thought about.

But I'm now kind of curious. I'm not going to lie to you. What percent of the time, Stephen? What percent of the time that you and I talk, whether it be on the radio or at a pastry game, do you say to yourself, you know, that's actually, he just mentioned something I've never thought about before. A high percentage, correct?

It happens at a time or two.

Yeah, it definitely does.

It's not uncommon.

Let's put it that way.

Okay.

Also, I'll tell you what is uncommon.

I mean, it's that or I just have like, you know, massive like some sort of ADD.

But I'll tell you what is uncommon.

What is uncommon is oftentimes for a team in preseason game number one to show a lot and give you indication as to what they may look like, schematically speaking, in the regular season.

Is that going to be true to form tonight? And if you look at based on the practice itself, is one of

the two teams between the Colts or the Ravens more likely than the other to maybe open the

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