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Matt Derry with you on this Thursday, October 29th, and a Friday, October 30th.

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everybody. Evan Sidery from Locked on Colts will join me momentarily. We will break down

Indianapolis. Why are they at 4 and 2? What's going on with Philip Rivers? What about their

defense? They like to run the football. Can they run the football? All of that coming up in a mirror, in mere moments here on the program today. Also, some Kenny Galdet rumors that I want to squash that I think are absolutely ridiculous. We'll get to the injury report. Plenty to discuss today

here on the program. If you are new to the show, welcome into Lockdown Lions. Thank you for

joining us. Thanks for being here. Lions are going to have 500 fans at their game this weekend. Friends

and family as Rod Wood and the Lions announced that today, which is interesting,

is they've worked with the state and with the health department, and that's the current situation

for Sunday. You, the normal fans, the regular fans can't get there, but friends and family

of players will be in attendance. Up to 500 people will be there for Lions and Colts on Sunday,

which I think is going to be a good football game.

I think it's going to be close.

Maybe it comes down to the kicking game.

Blankenship, the specs wearer for the Colts, Matt Prater, for the Lions.

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