INDIANAPOLIS -- It seemed like an understandable sentiment.
After playing for more than three hours in an estimated eight inches of snow Sunday, Colts quarterback Jacoby Brissett turned to Frank Gore on the flight home and said, "Man, I'm kind of tired."
The veteran running back, who had just set a career high with 36 rushing attempts, was incredulous.
"What? You're tired?" Gore asked. "No, you're out of shape."
Suddenly, Brissett -- who turned 25 on Monday -- didn't feel quite so fatigued.
The quarterback relayed the story by his locker inside the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center not as a knock on his venerable teammate but out of admiration.