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It's time to go around the league

I've heard far worse

Whatever you're going to say

I don't want to do it

You know because there's a chance you're going to come to my home tomorrow

And I don't want to be on bad footing

Wow you think it's that bad

Is there a chance you would come here

I'd serve you food and beverage

And let you consume football And you would take a dog with you? No. No chance. Sorry. Could you imagine how happy Antonio would be? He got a new dog? We'll never know. He thinks that for the moment, but long term he wouldn't be. Yep, we'll never know. You guys could ride it. Sunday, 1 o'clock. Colson, Jax, and Jacksonville.

The big dog.

Big dog.

Neither of you are very nice.

Indianapolis has not won in Jacksonville since when?

Since Andrew Luck's third year.

2014.

Wow.

So that's a stretch that covers eight different starting quarterbacks.

Good teams, bad teams, the whole deal. Now the Colts are looking to break a streak at a time where they have really everything at stake. Their season could be collapsing before our very eyes. Colts are tied with the Jags. Winners this game will have sole possession of first place in that division. It is the league's leading rusher. That is Jonathan Taylor versus the league's top ranked run defense, Colts favored by one and a half on the road. If you would have mentioned this game a couple weeks back, you would have thought, of course, Indianapolis will win. They're a far superior team. They've really come back to the pack. They've come back to the pack so much so that I think there's a legitimate chance they don't make it to the postseason. They could win the division. I find that unlikely now. They could miss the playoffs entirely. Jones is banged up. Taylor's come back to life a little bit. Jacksonville, I don't love them either. I think for my money, Houston is the best team in this division, but they don't have the best record right now. I would go Jacksonville if I had to in this game. I don't like what the Colts are doing at the moment. Well, they played Jacksonville twice. RJ gave you the stat. I don't know how to feel about that stat. It's been, what, 11 years since they've won in Jacksonville? Yeah. I mean, does that matter? Should it matter? Probably not.

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