The Colts owner keeps doing one thing on game day. Bill Simmons isn’t holding back.
Carlie Irsay-Gordon's hands-on sideline presence during Colts games has sparked debate, with Bill Simmons calling the practice unusual and questioning why it hasn't drawn stronger criticism.
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What happenedCarlie Irsay-Gordon's hands-on sideline presence during Colts games has sparked debate, with Bill Simmons calling the practice unusual and questioning why it hasn't drawn stronger criticism.
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The Colts owner keeps doing one thing on game day. Bill Simmons isn’t holding back.
Carlie Irsay-Gordon's hands-on sideline presence during Colts games has sparked debate, with Bill Simmons calling the practice unusual and questioning why it hasn't drawn stronger criticism.
