To our fans, my sisters and I want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your loyalty and support, as always, but particularly this season.

You're right to be frustrated with how the latter part of our season went.

I'm pissed. We are all pissed.

Whoa, sorry, London. Hey, Carly, you can't talk like that.

It's a family show. This is on in prime time.

That's one of those words that if you say it in London, they react a different way than if you say it in the U.S.

Sorry, London, on behalf of Carly or say Gordon.

Hey, I wrote this early in the season.

Yes, things were going well, but the fact that she is fully engaged is the way you need to do it.

If you're going to be making decisions about the football operation, you can't be an absentee landlord.

You've got to be involved.

The football game isn't a party.

It's a job.

You're not up there hobnobbing.

You're down on the sidelines, on your feet for three hours.

When you're out there walking around on your feet for three hours, you feel it when it's time to go sit down.

And she's gathering the information that she needs to make good decisions.

And I think more owners should do it.

And look, if the season had turned out better than it did for the Colts, maybe more would.

It's a copycat league, but they only copy the things that go well that lead to results.

It led to results early.

A bunch of circumstances contributed to the collapse from 8 and 2 to missing the playoffs,

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