Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schaefter podcast.

As we look back on week nine, look ahead to week 10, and welcome in the standout running back of the Indianapolis Colts, 22-year-old Jonathan Taylor, the NFL's second leading rusher,

a man poised to win the NFL's rushing title this upcoming season.

Jonathan Taylor really started off week nine with a standout performance against the New York

Jets on Thursday night football.

And that was a week that was

just insane with the amount of events that unfolded in the greatest reality show that there is.

That is the National Football League. A Monday, we saw the Los Angeles Rams acquire Von Miller in a trade.

We saw Derek Henry undergo foot surgery. We saw the trade deadline

on Tuesday where the Houston Texans held on to Deshawn Watson, but yet there were a series

of other minor trades that did go down at the deadline. We saw the Raiders wide receiver, Henry

Ruggs, go 156 miles an hour, allegedly crash into another car in Las Vegas and take the life

of a young woman and her dog tragic circumstances in Las Vegas. And you just hope that there's

peace for the victim's family in this particular situation. We saw the Cleveland Browns

send home Odell Beckham Jr.

And then place him on waivers after the two sides reworked his contract to allow him to be waived.

We saw Aaron Rogers test positive for COVID and then go on the Pat McAfee show in a long-winded press conference that essentially became the opening monologue

on Saturday Night Live. That's never a good thing when you are the opening monologue on Saturday

not live as Aaron Rogers was this past week. And that was all a lead up to the games on Sunday.

Everybody saw Jacksonville beating Buffalo, right? Or Denver dominating Dallas, right?

Or the Tennessee Titans going into Los Angeles without Derek Henry and essentially taking it

to the Rams on national TV on the Rams home field. And I think the point there is that just last week,

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