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Got a lot to talk about so let's get right down to it with everything that

happened in the world of sports yesterday and just to recap what transpired in the NFL as a whole.

So we basically had Kansas City defeat the Colts 3113.

Game was closer than the actual score indicated.

Colts missed a number of opportunities.

In the kicking game, Vinnitary was surprisingly just bad.

Like missed a 23 yard field goal at the end of the half, missed an extra point.

The colts were absolutely dreadful on third down. I'm not even sure if they actually

converted a third down. I think they went 0 for 8, if I'm not mistaken either, 0 for 8 or 0 for 9. I'm not, I don't think they actually converted a third down the entire game

Casey's defense was better than expected the the pass rush was able to get home and

the colts just could not mount any rushing attack with Marlemak, which I pointed out that I thought that the colts were going to have to go to Nehem Hines, but they never used hines.

I was very surprised by that. I thought Frank Reich failed to adjust to what

Kansas City was doing. I thought that we were going to see a little bit more of a passing attack

through the back field against the colt in the second half but we really didn't get that at all so a little bit surprising there in terms of how

the game actually played out. But as a whole, Kansas City looked very, very good,

especially on defense.

On offense, they ran the offense through Travis Kelsey.

A lot of dump-off passes like Kelsey do his damage against Indy, who does not play the

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