Cornerback Ahmad “Sauce” Gardner only officially became a member of the Indianapolis Colts shortly before the trade deadline expired last Tuesday and didn’t have much time to prepare for the club’s matchup versus the Atlanta Falcons in Berlin on Sunday. After Gardner helped the Colts earn a 31-25 overtime win that improved them to 8-2, he reflected on an emotional handful of days. “I’m going to be honest,” Gardner said, per Amanda Foster of the Colts’ website. “It was a tough week for me. Mentally, just trying to learn all the plays. I started watching tape [for the New York Jets’ home game versus the Cleveland Browns on Sunday], then already had to switch and watch tape on Atlanta, and that’s besides having to hurry up and fly to Indy and then hurry up and fly to Berlin, so it was tough. But football is football. When I got out there, I wanted the guys to just be able to trust that I know what I’m doing, so I put in extra work.” The Colts traded two first-round draft picks and wide receiver Adonai “AD” Mi
