That is the voice of Kenny Moore after yesterday's loss to the Buffalo Bills a game in which Joe Flacco took every snap for the Colts.

And now, and strangely enough, and does this factor into the line of thinking for the Colts?

Strangely enough, the Colts are still right in the thick of the playoff mix in the

AFC, kind of in that VAT of Suck, admittedly, but nonetheless, a non-inspiring performance.

I don't think by most accounts a surprising performance.

And there's a lot of blame to go around.

And here's what we're going to do on the show today.

I'm not going to sit here and say to you, it is this person's fault.

Or it is this person's fault.

I'm actually going to be an equal opportunist blamer and will spell out the case on for a number of different people about where the fault

lies. And let me explain what I mean by that.

After the game, Kenny Moore, and we will hear from him over the course of the show today,

but Kenny Moore, who is, by all account, Jimmy, a leader of the team, right? He's a captain

and he's been there for a number of years. He's a veteran. He speaks for multiple players when he goes to a microphone.

Yep.

And so after the game, Kenny Moore had several things to say where he introduced the possibility

at least to me.

And I've been around locker rooms for a long time.

I've interviewed teams.

I mean, I've done shows with players where you talk to

them away from, the scene, everything else. I've, I've been around it for a long time.

And you can start to kind of tell when things are trending towards a certain direction,

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