Okay, a couple of things to address here. Number one, deal the odds was the winner there in race number eight.

Number two, Derby Up was apparently unaware of the fact the race had started.

A bit of a problem for Derby Up.

Finish the race to get the nickel, as Rick said, but way off the pace.

And number three, Eddie apparently sent video of me dancing to Shannon. Now, you kind of did me wrong, Eddie. I wasn't expecting, and I know James is about to join us, and there's people behind me here, but Dion Sanders dance used to be, it's kind of hard to do, like, impromptu, but he would do, like, and then you'd go to the other side here's the thing where you're

currently positioned we can hardly see you on the youtube camera so i can't really clip it off to send it to

shannon now she did say that uh with the initial rendition of whatever the hell that was uh she said

that you should go professional of course i'm a very good dancer i'm very fleet of. Listen, I went to Mrs. Kaneer's Catillion when I was a kid. I was a very good dancer. Do we have James, by the way? We do. James Boyd joining us, and I'm sure thrilled to be doing so now. He is in Baltimore. Colts. Is it Owings Corner? Owings Corner, Owing's owner? What's the name of the town

that you're technically in, James? It was Owing's Mills. I'm actually back in Indy.

Owings Mills, there we go. Okay, back in Indy is James Boyd. Of course, you hear him in the morning

show with Kevin Bowen and Jeff Rickard

and was yesterday at the practice, the joint practice between the Colts and the Ravens in his duties

for the athletics. So James, let's get right to this. I want to get to the A.D. Mitchell thing

first because I think there was a lot of question mark and curiosity, understandably so,

about whether or not A.D. Mitchell could maintain and sustain what he has done in the, let's say, last two-thirds of the camp

before they got to Baltimore. And by all account yesterday, all signs are good with that, correct?

Yes, absolutely. I believe the Colts just posted the highlights on social media, so go watch that after your show, of course. But, yeah, he was cooking. I mean, the guy looked special out there yesterday. I would argue that A.D. Mitchell was the best offensive player for the Colts, and it wasn't particularly close. And that doesn't mean the other guy didn't play well, but he looked like a star yesterday. And I know everyone's going to tell me it's just appreciated, it's just a joint

practice, but I can only go based off what I see happening in real time. And in real time yesterday,

it looks like the best player out there. Okay. And the question I would have is this, James,

when you look at 80, and I ask this sincerely, because we didn't

get a whole lot of opportunity to see this a year ago, okay, if 80 Mitchell is able to be the

player in this offense envisioned that they want him to be, and he is out there on the regular,

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