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)

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier discuss the Colts' quarterback change, with Joe Flacco set to start this Sunday in place of Anthony Richardson. The trio also dives into intriguing storylines about the team, relating them to Taylor Swift songs as her three upcoming shows in Indianapolis approach. Lastly, Matt Taylor interviews Josh Downs as they engage in a fun game of "Trick or Treat," exploring the offensive threats posed by the Vikings ahead of Sunday Night's game in Minnesota.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier dive into the Colts' rematch with the Houston Texans and look at how Jonathan Taylor and DeForest Buckner could impact Week 8 if they're able to play. Matt Taylor also catches up with cornerback Kenny Moore II ahead of Sunday's game at NRG Stadium.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz take one last look back on some key moments and developments from the Colts' Week 7 win over the Miami Dolphins and peek at a looming difficult stretch of games, starting with Sunday's showdown against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. The gang looks at how Anthony Richardson can play better, what's real from the defense and how DeForest Buckner and Jonathan Taylor's potential returns this week will improve things for the Colts.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier discuss the Colts returning to Indy following back-to-back AFC South road games. They explore strategies for the team to improve its performance, currently sitting at 3-3 with equal points scored and allowed at 139 and Matt Taylor interviews punter Rigoberto Sanchez, AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 6.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz take one last look back at the Colts' Week 6 win over the Tennessee Titans and look ahead to what they want to see from Anthony Richardson when he's expected to start Sunday vs. Miami. The gang then dives into some half-baked takes on the 2024 Colts and talks through if they're real or not, like if Josh Downs might lead this team in receptions and the kind of impact DeForest Buckner could make on the defense when he returns from injured reserve.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier discuss the Colts' growing list of injuries, highlighting the recent addition of Michael Pittman Jr. to the injury report. They also explore pressing challenges the team faces in a "buying or keep trying" segment, and Matt interviews Colts running back Tyler Goodson outside the locker room about his role and how the team is adjusting with Jonathan Taylor sidelined.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into the problems facing the Colts' defense through five games and what fixes need to happen on that side of the ball for this team to contend in 2024. The gang also looks at a few early-season standouts who could force their way into Pro Bowl discussion as the season goes on, and then Larra is joined by CBS Sports' Aditi Kinkhabwala for a national perspective on the Colts and 2024 NFL season.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks & Casey Vallier look ahead to the Colts' Week 5 matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium, where the Colts haven't won since 2014. What will it take for the losing streak to end? May Tay is also joined by Colts right guard Will Fries, who's off to an outstanding start to the 2024 season.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz chat through the latest on Anthony Richardson's hip injury and what's next for the Colts at quarterback. The gang also examines how the Colts' defense has held together despite a rash of injuries, and JJ is joined by Fox Sports NFL reporter Ben Arthur for a look around the AFC South with three divisional road games looming in the next four weeks.

JJ Stankevitz, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier debate if Jonathan Taylor is the Colts' most important player and look at why running backs like him absolutely matter in today's NFL landscape. The guys then look ahead to Sunday's matchup with the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers with a preview on both sides of the ball, and JJ is joined by running back Trey Sermon for a chat ahead of Week 4.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into how the Colts can still win games as Anthony Richardson develops just seven starts into his NFL career. The group looks at Richardson's inconsistencies and explains how a strong run game plus a handful of deep shot plays can be enough on offense, while also breaking down how the Colts' run defense turned things around in Week 3.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier preview the Colts' home game against the Bears in a segment called "In or Out," discussing popular opinions about the Colts. Matt is also joined by former Colts linebacker Björn Werner, who now serves as the official Colts Ambassador in Germany and Austria. A prominent NFL broadcaster in Europe and co-host of the "Bromance Podcast," Werner will be on the call for the Colts-Bears game for RTL, marking the first time their full broadcast crew is live from the U.S.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz go through the biggest things the Colts need to clean up after their 0-2 start, including the team's run defense and issues sustaining drives on offense. The gang also looks at what Josh Downs' potential return would mean for the Colts' offense as well as some early-season bright spots.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier preview the first road test of the season as the Colts travel to Green Bay on Sunday. On a segment called "What If," they look at the results from last week and make corrections heading into this week. Lastly, Matt Taylor is joined by Ashton Dulin to chat about hauling in a deep touchdown in his first game back on the field.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz digest what the Colts did well in their season-opening loss to the Houston Texans, including a dive into how Anthony Richardson's explosive playmaking ability impacts the entire offense. The crew then looks at some areas of the team that need to improve starting with Week 2's matchup against the Green Bay Packers, and Larra sits down with Alec Pierce after the wide receiver's remarkable 2024 debut.

Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks, and Casey Vallier preview the season opener against the Texans on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium. They discuss areas where the Colts need to show improvement compared to week 18 last season in a segment called "By How Much." Matt speaks with safety Julian Blackmon about his eagerness to return to the field after being unable to finish last season due to a shoulder injury.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz preview every aspect of the Colts heading into the 2024 season, from expectations for Anthony Richardson to what this team will have to do to win the AFC South. The gang also looks at important under-the-radar role players and what the Colts can expect from Laiatu Latu as a rookie.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz react to the Colts releasing their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday, from surprise cuts to roster machinations with Sam Ehlinger, Samson Ebukam and Jelani Woods. Then, JJ welcomes Chase Daniel to the pod for a breakdown of why the longtime NFL quarterback is so excited about what Anthony Richardson, Shane Steichen and the Colts' offense can be in 2024.

Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz recap Tuesday's joint practice with the Bengals and zoom out on Anthony Richardson's impressive preseason so far. The crew then looks ahead to Thursday night's preseason finale in Cincinnati before Larra is joined by Kay Adams for a national perspective on where the Colts sit two and a half weeks before the regular season starts.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz download the biggest things we learned from last weekend's preseason opener and look forward to what we'll learn from two joint practices with the Arizona Cardinals this week at Grand Park. Then JJ sits down with Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter for some perspective on Anthony Richardson, Shane Steichen and where the Colts' offense can be better in 2024.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz look at a few camp standouts so far and dive into what we've seen from the collection of skill position talent on offense. The gang also looks at the potential of the Colts' run game, and Larra sits down with NFL Network's Colleen Wolfe for a national perspective on Indy and the NFL.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz chat through their observations from the Colts' first padded training camp practice and look at a few standout players, highlighted by Laiatu Latu. The gang looks at the impact of Samson Ebukam's Achilles' injury and dives into what Anthony Richardson has done during camp, too. Then, JJ is joined by wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. to talk Richardson, AD Mitchell and the most badass player he's encountered in his NFL career.

Matt Taylor, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz look ahead to what to expect from Anthony Richardson and the Colts offense when training camp starts this week. What would a successful camp for the Colts' quarterback be? Yahoo Sports' Nate Tice then joins the pod to offer his insight & enthusiasm for Richardson and the Colts' offense in 2024. The crew also chats through their biggest position battles and under-appreciated players to watch in Westfield.