Three two one. One. Oh my goodness. Good morning. Good afternoon. Whatever it is for you. I hope you're having a fantastic game. My name is Zach Schamler. This is strong opinion sports. Today is Friday October 11th and I'm out of it. I'm so tired. I'm having a hard time. I just, I just I don't I've been sick all week. I'm like way

deep in film I'm trying to find an apartment to live in I think all those factors

combined the fact that I'm not done with my projects about Gardner,

Minchue and the Bears quarterback's in Mariota, and he's just weighing on me a little

bit. I'm trying to get it all done. I want to just jump right in, honestly.

During week five of the NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts beat the Kansas City Chiefs 19 to 13.

And it was really, really impressive to me. I was like, wow, it's a big win.

And my main question was, what did the colt's defense do to slow down Patrick Mahomes

in that incredible Kansas City Chiefs offense.

They held them to only 13 points.

So my next question was, all right, did they create a template that other teams can follow

where they can repeat the same scenario. Is there now a template that other

teams can follow to beat Patrick Mahomes? And the way I answer these kind of

questions is by watching film. So I ask, okay, what does the film say? My first takeaway when

watching the game is that you do not stop Patrick Mahal. And nobody can stop Patrick Holmes.

All you can do is slow him down.

And any team who plays against the Kansas City Chiefs

better have patience and they better have emotional maturity because he's

going to make all kinds of incredible plays throughout the entire game. There was a second

and 16 where he scrambled around and threw for an 18 yard gain.

And those words, you know, he scrambled around

and threw for a big play.

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