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Sun is finally out, by the way, and the surprising snow.

Now we'll see how long it sticks around.

And if you're just joining us on the program, I was mentioning earlier that when you get these early snows, it's a precipitation that is

aesthetic, it's pretty, it's somewhat calming, but it also can forecast that things can be

a little bit gloomy around the bend.

And to an extent, while it is fabulous that the Colts are off to an 8 and 2 start,

they are heading into the by, they then get ready to go to Kansas City.

There were yesterday perhaps some things that forecast a potential issue.

Joining us now on the Java House Peelhamport guest line. He is with CBS4 and WXA on

Fox 59, Mike Chappell. And Chapo, let's begin with that. I don't mean to be pessimistic because

it was a big win. Jonathan Taylor was elite as he has been all year. But there were, and you

pointed it out, there were a couple of areas that if it's not cleaned up to use

that term, it can be a bad forecast for the Colts. And I'm talking about the offensive line.

You seem to have some concern over that. Well, 12 sacks in two games. And yeah, if they don't get it cleaned up, I mean, Riley Leonard is one play away.

And which one of these plays is close enough to get to get Daniel Jones knocked out.

So that's what's alarming is for the first eight games, it was like nine sacks and things were going pretty good.

And all of a sudden, the last two games, teams have really exploited the edge.

And they got pressure up the middle.

But it's just hard.

I was looking here, because I'm a statner, and I spend more time with stats.

This franchise is three and 24 when it has at least seven sacks.

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