If the NFL handed out a Most Positive Guy Award for every team, Cam Bynum would win it every time on the Indianapolis Colts.
Bynum is in his second year with the Colts, and he has been nothing but a welcome addition to the locker room. He exudes joy on the field, and his energy can be contagious, making him a fan favorite.
Although they lost to the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs, the 28-year-old safety is not feeling down. He, however, said their game against the Houston Texans on Sunday is a “must-win.”
When a reporter noted that teams that go 0-3 rarely make the playoffs, Bynum still wore a smile, as shown in the video posted by The Athletic's James Boyd.
“We don't think that far ahead at all. At the end of the day, if we win every game, then we're 15-2. You can look at every single scenario, whether it's possible or not. We go out every single week and think every single we should be able to win. We expect to win every single game, and that's what every single player in the NFL obviously thinks,” said Bynum.
“When you show up on Sunday, you have to focus on that team right now, and not focus on the playoff picture or whatever. We're (only) two weeks into the season.”
#Colts FS Cam Bynum believes every game is a “must win.” But does he feel it more knowing 0-3 teams rarely make the playoffs?
“No, we don’t think that far ahead at all. … When you show up on Sunday, you have to focus on that team right now, not focus on the playoff picture …” pic.twitter.com/kjdMkwIMj2
— James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) September 23, 2026
Indianapolis put up a valiant effort against the Chiefs before falling short in overtime, 33-30. Bynum had nine total tackles.
The Colts could build on their encouraging performance and enter the win column against the Texans.
Last season, Indianapolis started 8-2 before faltering in the end, losing its last seven games and missing the playoffs for the fifth straight year.