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Taking off Osweiler, got the first down. Osweiler, touchdown.

Good for you, Brock Osweiler.

Good for you, Brock Osweiler.

And good for us that Colts, Broncos, is over in what will probably be forgotten but should be remembered as

the Brock Osweiler game. The Colts come out, I mean the Broncos come out on top 28 to 13 over the

Colts. This is Greg Rosenthal. I'm sitting in for Dan Hansis who's usually here kicking off

Thursday night and I'm alongside Mark Sessler,

who had his Star Wars plans delayed here by us.

Absolutely worth it to witness this contest.

You know, Vance Joseph, people have been starting to talk about his future, and a game like

this, I don't know if it changes literally anything at all,

but the idea that Brock Oswald stepped in and did his coach as solid, the SkyCam, I think,

on these games allows you to see passing lanes and the way that quarterbacks throw and what

they're seeing in such a unique fashion. I'm not, I don't need more SkyCam in my life.

I like it, though. It's great, and it showed how

that there was an opening interception by Trevor Simeon, which was one of the worst throws you're going

to see all year. He soon went out of the game with an injury. Osweiler came in and made similar

throws that he was hitting lasers. I mean, who was this guy? He was great. I look at the numbers

now, and I realize they're not crazy impressive.

12 of 17, 194 yards, and two touchdowns.

But so many of his throws were great.

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