Hello and welcome to the Inside the Huddled podcast in association with sky sports.com and NFL UK.

Joining me as ever, a man with 30 years coaching experience.

We are fresh from 15 more hours of live television in the studios.

Jeff Reimbold and Jeff, I just want to say to you, Omaha.

Omaha, check, check.

We didn't hear that enough, did we?

Neil's the mic.

Neil's got a mic in front of him.

We talked about that a little bit on 44 times apparently he called that out.

And there's been lots of talk about it afterwards.

You were saying it could mean that he's changing something or going opposite.

And I've seen a few things read out from that saying it could mean opposite side.

And with Peyton, it could mean that he's changing to the first of two plays that he's called in a huddle.

I guess we're guessing because defenses are guessing as well.

Yeah, and that's part of a system that they have.

And it's actually very difficult to execute because you have to do it all the time.

And if you watch the Broncos practice and you watch Peyton practice,

it takes a lot of energy in practice to go through all of those ruminations

because some of that has meaning and some of it is just what we call dummy calls in the business.

And he is probably far and away the best at all of the mannerisms and the hand signals.

And actually what it does is it creates confusion on the defense because they start guessing.

And that's exactly what he wants you to do is to overthink the process.

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