Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz look ahead to next week's NFL free agent frenzy and what the Colts may do during a busy week.

Jeffrey Gorman and JJ Stankevitz dive into what the Colts' open quarterback competition could look like in the coming weeks and months, and examine why it's not a guarantee the Colts will have a veteran competing with Anthony Richardson during OTAs and training camp. Pro Football Focus and NFL Stock Exchange's Trevor Sikkema then joins JJ for a conversation about the 2025 NFL Combine, from players he likes and thinks Colts fans should know, to the value of mock drafts at this point in the NFL calendar.

JJ Stankevitz and Larra Overton take a position-by-position look at what groups the Colts need to address the most – and least – during the 2025 offseason. Is improving the tight end room just as important as adding cornerbacks and safeties? Where do JJ and Larra disagree the most?

Jeffrey Gorman and JJ Stankevitz wonder why the Pro Football Hall of Fame's process led to Reggie Wayne getting snubbed again and Adam Vinatieri being passed over as a first-ballot inductee. The guys then take a step-by-step look at what the next 4 months look like for the Colts, and what we could see from the team in free agency and the NFL Draft.

Robert Mays, the host of the Athletic Football Show, joins JJ Stankevitz to break down where Lou Anarumo can make the biggest impact on the Colts' defense and what the Colts need to do the most in free agency and the NFL Draft in the coming months. Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ also chat through this weekend's Super Bowl and if there are any lessons the Colts can learn from how the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles got to the big game.

New Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo sits down with JJ Stankevitz for a conversation about his coaching background, his defensive philosophy and how he'll implement it in the coming months leading up to training camp. Jeffrey and JJ also look around the NFL at some coaching news, including Liam Coen being hired as the Jaguars' next head coach.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into what Lou Anarumo will bring to the Colts as their defensive coordinator, including if he'll blitz more than Gus Bradley and how he could use some of the players already in place. The crew also looks ahead to the future for the team's 2025 free agents, from Dayo Odeyingbo and EJ Speed to Ryan Kelly, Joe Flacco and Grant Stuard.

JJ Stankevitz and Larra Overton chat through the most important things they heard from Chris Ballard's end-of-the-season press conference, including how he'll add competition to the Colts' roster in 2025 and if that could include bringing in a quarterback to battle with Anthony Richardson.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz look ahead to the biggest storylines we'll be following about the Colts in the 2025 offseason, from who the team's next defensive coordinator could be to how Anthony Richardson can improve going into Year 3 in the NFL.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier dive into the hard truths that have plagued the Colts in 2024 and left them outside the playoff conversation. Matt catches up with wide receiver Alec Pierce to talk about his 3rd season in the NFL which has led to career highs, the importance of explosive plays on offense and closing out the 2024 season strong.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into what went wrong in the Colts' Week 17 loss to the New York Giants and why this one feels as tough to digest as any in recent memory. They also look ahead to a few things in Week 18 and what may come after the Colts end their season on Sunday against the Jaguars.

Matt Taylor, Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks look at whether any of the Colts' playoff scenarios are realistic and if, most importantly, the Colts can finish the 2024 season strong with a win on Sunday over the New York Giants before hosting the Jaguars in Week 18. The guys also look at how Sunday could be another big day for Jonathan Taylor and Matt catches up with cornerback Kenny Moore II.

Jeffrey Gorman and Larra Overton take one last look back at a few things from the Colts' 38-30 win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 16 and get into the chances the Colts can actually make a playoff push down the stretch in 2024.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier break down the Colts' playoff outlook after their recent loss to the Broncos and analyze the Titans' top-ranked defense, which, despite its dominance, ranks near the bottom in points per game. Matt Taylor sits down with second-year cornerback Jaylon Jones for an exclusive interview.

Jeffrey Gorman and JJ Stankevitz zoom out on the Colts' disappointing loss to the Denver Broncos and look at the implications it has for Anthony Richardson and this team over the final three weeks of the 2024 regular season. The guys also look at exactly what the Colts' narrow, but not impossible, path is to still make the playoffs and why finishing with three wins is important regardless of whether it's enough to make the postseason.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier break down the implications of the Colts' massive showdown with the Denver Broncos on Sunday, and look at how Sean Payton has coached the Broncos to playoff contention this season. Matt is also joined by rookie tackle Matt Goncalves, who's started at both left and right tackle this season.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz look at what players and position groups need to step up for the Colts to not only beat the Denver Broncos on Sunday, but make a legitimate playoff run over the final four weeks of the season. The crew discusses what this stretch means for Anthony Richardson, too, as well as what the Colts' defense needs to lean into to turn things around.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz take one last look back at the Colts' gutsy Week 13 win over the Patriots, with a look at what it means for Anthony Richardson going forward. The crew also dives into what the Colts' defense needs to improve heading into a playoff-type Week 15 matchup with the Denver Broncos coming out of the bye week.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz take one last look back at the Colts' Week 12 loss to the Detroit Lions, including what the offense needs to fix in the run game and why Anthony Richardson played better than the box score may indicate. The crew also looks ahead to Week 13's matchup with the New England Patriots in Foxboro and dives into whether a playoff run is a realistic possibility for the 5-7 Colts.

Matt Taylor, Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks – with the help of the stylings of Jeffrey Gorman – preview Sunday's Colts-Lions Week 12 showdown at Lucas Oil Stadium. Also, defensive end Kwity Paye joins May Tay to talk about his walk-off sack against the Jets and his season to date.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz chat through the best moments and most encouraging things from Anthony Richardson's return against the New York Jets, and look at what the young quarterback can do to build on his success in Week 11. The gang also takes a sneak peek at the juggernaut Detroit Lions ahead of Week 12's showdown at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier discuss why the Colts went back to Anthony Richardson as their starting quarterback and what to expect when he takes the field on Sunday against the New York Jets. May Tay also catches up with wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, who's coming off setting new career highs against the Bills last weekend.

Jeffrey Gorman and JJ Stankevitz take one last look back at Week 10 and dive into the biggest issues facing the Colts – and the ones they can fix to become a legitimate contender for an AFC playoff spot.

Matt Taylor, Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks go Back To The Future to look back on what's changed with the Colts since training camp now that we're at the halfway point of the 2024 season. The guys also preview Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills and Matt is joined by center Tanor Bortolini to talk about taking over for Ryan Kelly for the next few weeks.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz look back at the biggest issues that faced the Colts in Week 9 and what can be done to fix them going forward. The gang also dives into some encouraging trends for Gus Bradley's defense as the page turns to Week 10 against the Bills. (edited)