Hello, everybody. Good morning. Happy Monday. It's not a happy Monday for me. As you can see, I'm dressed in black because I'm in morning. So it's gonna be a long show for me. I'm asking to call

Moss, and this is not Brandon Marshall. Brandon Marshall did not change his look overnight. We got Brandon flowers in the

building holding it down. What's up, B-Flaw? I know it's been a minute. It was like a little reunion when we walked in here. You look

fly like you're fit. I appreciate it. I knew you was gonna be flyers trying to keep up with you. You know how I go?

Brandon, we're into the show. His whole purpose sweatshirt. Listen, we got a lot to dive into. It was a crazy, crazy weekend for

football. Yesterday was crazy as well from one o'clock games all the way to Sunday night football, which we'll dive into later.

We're gonna kick things off, though, because Jonathan Taylor just got paid. After months of animosity, Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis

Colts have waved the white flag. Now over the weekend, the running back and the Colts agreed on a three-year 42 million dollar

contract extension, including 26 and a half million guaranteed. This deal makes one of the league. This deal makes Taylor one of the

leagues highest paid running backs. Now Taylor becomes the first running back to land a long term deal worth 10 million or more

since Nick Chubb in 2021. That was almost 800 days ago. I mean, first and foremost, this is the big deal. I mean, it was very tumultuous for months.

Jonathan Taylor went out. The Colts weren't gonna pay him. We heard Jim Urce say, you know, if I die tomorrow, no one's gonna miss us.

This is good for Jonathan Taylor. He deserved his breath. You know, it's always this tension when players, especially running backs in general, trying to get

their money. But Jonathan Taylor, the heartbeat of this team, right? And the way AR 15 and getting banged up now, their head coach Shane, who was in

fairly last year, he loves to run the ball. That's his weapon. Jonathan Taylor is gonna be his weapon. He's gonna keep AR 15 up, right?

You know, and this is what this is the little boost that the Colts needed with their offense. He's gonna keep their defense

out of the field. Could they go be moving the change? He can catch the ball out of the backfield. He does everything for his offense, you know?

And they have a, like I said, they have a great officer coordinator play call the head coach and Shane wears like he

need his pieces to show everybody on the team what he can do. It's interesting, too, because it felt like for a long time that this

relationship was beyond repair. Some people say money solves everything. But I mean, in terms of what was said from the front office,

you know, management, ownership, Jonathan Taylor, not feeling appreciated, willing to sit out. And, you know, that was a standoff.

Do you feel like this, you know, has now gone full circle and bygones can be bygones and everyone can go ahead and just put it in the past.

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