Joining us now on the Express Pro Tire and Auto Guestline, and I'm sure thrilled to be doing so.

You read his work at ESPN.com.

He has had plenty to talk about when it comes to the Colts.

Stephen Holder joins us.

Stephen, I'm going to begin with something that I mentioned off the top, and that is that

I understand that the Colts owe we, the media, or the fans, whatever.

They don't owe us necessarily the inner workings of what goes on in their building.

But at this point with this Anthony Richardson, Joe Flacco, just the quarterback saga that it is,

and the feeling that there's maybe chatter amongst players of what's going on and et cetera,

would it behoove the Colts to just bite the bullet and for the sake of their own

locker room come out and take all of the meat away from the Wolverine and just tell us

what's going on?

It would make us all feel better.

It would perhaps, hopefully.

But wouldn't it take away the distraction

um i mean i i i guess they always say what we say and write and talk about is is not as much of a

distraction as we might perceive it to be so so i don't. I guess it depends on how, how you define distraction.

I think when you're getting asked about stuff all the time, it is a little bit of a distraction

at least, and they are being asked a lot of tough questions that they clearly don't want to

answer. So it would make life easier for everybody. There's no question about that. But I also think they're clearly weighing some things.

And by that, I mean, you know, what is the what is the upside or downside of saying what is or isn't happening?

What, you know, how, for example, Anthony Richardson is or isn't falling short.

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