Pat McAfee's poor German almost puts evil spell on the Colts in Week 10

Jonathan Taylor of the Indianapolis Colts | Maja Hitij/GettyImagesThe Indianapolis Colts are good, and everyone knows it. The issue is that this is the NFL, and each week can turn out differently. After a sizzling start to 7-1, Indy lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 9 and squeaked by a not-good Atlanta Falcons team in Week 10.

In other words, it is fine to hope that Indy can become a Super Bowl team in 2025, but there is a lot of season left, and the offense hasn't been as sharp as it was in the first eight games. Running back Jonathan Taylor is, mind you, but not quarterback Daniel Jones.

As a fan, however, it is obviously good to get carried away with how well Indy has done so far.…