All right, we're finishing up the show today with some NFL talk. Pretenders, contenders. We just went through the NFC, Max. Go ahead in the AFC. All right, let's do it again. Let's start off at the one seed in the AFC. Let's go with the Colts. Daniel Jones leads them. Jonathan Taylor, a perennial MVP candidate so far this year. He just continues to put up 200-yard games with three touchdowns.

They look unbelievable right now, but they did have that lost a couple weeks ago.

To the Steelers, what do you think about Indianapolis, Kev?

So I would have said two weeks ago, absolute contender.

Their point differential, that is always a go-to through the first half of

the season to kind of to view and to say, wow, they aren't just beating bad teams. They're

crushing bad teams, which, by the way, is hard to do in the NFL. We see bad teams sneak up

and beat good teams all the time.

In Daniel Jones's last two games against Pittsburgh and Atlanta, he had five

turnovers against Pittsburgh. He had two total turnovers against Atlanta, but put the ball on

the ground three times. They only lost one of those.

So Daniel Jones, we've all watched him. We know what he's capable of on the bad end,

and we know what he's capable of if he starts to lose confidence. It's an excellent football

team around him. There's no doubt about that. Offensively, they have a guy right now that I think

maybe when we get to the end of the year could be the MVP, Jonathan Taylor. The receivers with

Pittman and Pierce and Josh Downs and then the tight end, Tyler Warren, what a season. Tell me right

now, is there anybody close to him for offensive rookie of the year?

Odds-wise, I haven't looked at it in a while.

I haven't looked at the odds in a while, but just off vibes, Iqbuka would be the other one.

But Tyler Warren's been a revelation for that offense.

So it's kind of got to be him.

Look, they lost to the Steelers, and they really had every opportunity to lose the game on Sunday in Berlin

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