Monday edition of PFT Live. We didn't identify the show. We just got right into it. We sometimes don't identify the show. Like, like this isn't. Why are you blaming me? It's just to give. No, it's me. It's me. I admit it. I'm trying to admit it. Like, this is a different age than when I remember vividly because there was an Eddie Haskell reference on a recent Thursday night game.

I think Kirk Herbstreet made the Eddie Haskell reference.

And I had this flashback to like watching TV before I'd leave for school and watching leave it to Beaver and being upset because I had to leave because I had to get to school.

So like we're not just accidentally flipping channels anymore and like, hey,

what's this? Like, if you're watching this, you know about it. You're not accidentally on

peacock watching PFT live. It just doesn't pop up on your TV. So at times I feel not compelled

to identify the program. We are compelled to identify the Colts as one of the elite teams in the National

Football League.

They have only one loss.

Kudos to the Cardinals.

Because I was wondering after all the stuff that happened last week with Amari DiMarcato,

with Jonathan Gannon, the $100,000 fine, how are the players going to play for him?

Is one loss going to become two?

And even though they lost, it didn't feel like that.

They were in it.

They fought.

They didn't have Kyler Murray.

Jacoby Brissette comes in.

He plays well.

They had the chance to win it.

But the Colts get it done to the end of the day.

To me, that's the hallmark of an elite team because even on a day when they step in a trap, they find a way to shake their leg out of it.

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