The Last Word: Colts Combine insights from the 2025 NFL Combine

The Last Word returns this week from the 2025 NFL Combine as Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor broadcast from Radio Row. They're joined by Colts head coach Shane Steichen, who discusses the hiring of new defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, the quarterback competition to back up Anthony Richardson, and the intensity of player interviews during Combine week. The guys also touch on potential changes to the Colts' offensive line with Ryan Kelly and Will Fries set to hit free agency.

The Last Word returns this week with Matt Taylor and Jeffrey Gorman previewing next week's NFL Scouting Combine. The guys dive into what they're hoping to hear from head coach Shane Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard when they meet with the media. Will there be updates on Anthony Richardson's offseason progress? Could the depth of the draft class be revealed? Lastly, Matt and Jeffrey sit down with Sean Sullivan, the Colts' Director of Equipment Operations. Sean shares insights into his team's role in preparing all the equipment for the Combine and his involvement in assisting with on-field drills for the draft prospects.

Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor are back with this week's edition of The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show. They dive into the team's in-house free agents and discuss which players the Colts should prioritize and reflect on the 2025 rookie class, including standout seasons from Liatu Latu, Adonai Mitchell, and offensive linemen Tanor Bortolini and Matt Goncalves. Finally, the guys are joined by Clark Judge, longtime NFL insider from the Talk of Fame Network and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter. Judge shares insights on why Reggie Wayne and Adam Vinatieri were excluded from the 2025 class and offers thoughts on the current state of the Colts.

Join Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor on tonight's Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show. The guys dive into Adam Vinatieri and Reggie Wayne getting snubbed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, discussing their chances of eventually earning a spot in Canton. The guys sit down with Colts radio analyst and former NFL coach Rick Venturi to talk about the hiring of defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and the key areas Anthony Richardson needs to improve as he heads into his third season with the Colts.

Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor are back on this week's edition of The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, to discuss the biggest roster needs heading into 2025. They break down key positions, including tight end, cornerback and offensive line. Jeffrey and Matt also welcome Solomon Wilcots, former Bengals safety and SiriusXM NFL Radio analyst, who offers insight into what fans can expect from new defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo after coming to Indy after six seasons in Cincinnati.

Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor are back on this week's edition of The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show. The guys discuss the hiring of defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, what that means for the team's defense scheme in 2025, and break down how the Colts' current defensive personnel fits with the new leadership. Stephanie Pemberton, the Colts' VP of Marketing, joins the show to talk about how fans can start planning their trips to Berlin to see the Colts play in Germany this fall.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason show, returns tonight as Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier discuss the team's upcoming International Series game in Berlin next season, where the Cotls will serve as the home team. The fellas also break down the Colts' player acquisition strategy for the offseason, focusing on Chris Ballard's comments about adding more competition to the roster in 2025 and discussing the significance of Anthony Richardson's offseason as he heads into year three.

The Last Word, the offseason radio show of the Colts, returns in 2025 as Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor recap Chris Ballard's end-of-season press conference. They discuss Ballard's comments on where the roster fell short in 2024, the growth needed from Anthony Richardson this offseason, and the changes required for the defense under a new coordinator next season.