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Today's Schedule:

• 10:00 a.m. - NOON: Colts Pre-Game Huddle
• NOON - 1:00 p.m.: Countdown to Kickoff
• 1:00 p.m.: Colts at Titans
• End of game - 7:00 p.m.: Fifth Quarter Huddle

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Colts.com writer Amanda Foster is joined by Casey Vallier to go through Friday's injury report, breaking down what the potential return of Laiatu Latu and Charvarius Ward Sr. could mean as the Colts aim to move to 3-0. The two also discuss Tyler Warren's record-setting start to the season, the Colts' red zone efficiency and more.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce for a conversation that touches on what it takes to be an unselfish but still productive wide receiver in Shane Steichen's offense, plus what he's learned from Reggie Wayne over the last four seasons. Alec also offers something he's learned about Daniel Jones that might surprise people, and he and JJ go deep into his versatile high school sports career – and why athletes should play as many sports as possible as they grow up. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag for a question about how Sam Darnold started his comeback season in 2024 versus how Daniel Jones has started his year in 2025, and then JJ previews Week 3's matchup between the Colts and Titans.

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On this week's episode of Inside Football with Rick Venturi, Rick joins host Matt Taylor to break down the Colts' 2-0 start to the season. While celebrating the early success, the duo also highlights key areas for improvement as the team prepares for its first AFC South matchup in Week 3. Venturi unveils his game plan for taking down the Tennessee Titans, including strategies for pressuring rookie quarterback Cam Ward and exploiting a Titans defense that currently ranks 27th in total yards allowed.

The Jack Doyle Podcast with Matt Taylor returns after the Colts' Week 2 win over the Denver Broncos, with Jack and Matt offering their viewpoints on a dramatic win last weekend. Jack dives into what Daniel Jones is doing well on the field, and how he's leading some key team-wide connections as the Colts' starting quarterback. Jack then gets into what he saw from Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren in Week 2, and the former Colts Pro Bowl tight end doesn't mince words on his feelings about the Tennessee Titans as he and Matt look forward to Week 3.

Colts Roundtable Live returns as Colts head coach Shane Steichen joins the voice of the Colts, Matt Taylor, to break down the team's thrilling 29-28 victory over the Denver Broncos. Coach Steichen shares insights on Daniel Jones' growing comfort within the offense and highlights what's driving the team's strong chemistry and unity early in the season. Rick Venturi and Joe Reitz join to analyze the early-season positives for the Colts, explore the key factors behind the offense's explosive start and what's fueling their success on both sides of the ball.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to go over the Colts' thrilling Week 2 victory over the Broncos, highlighting Daniel Jones' continued success with the Colts and Spencer Shrader's clutch walkoff field goal. The pair also examine what Jones' presence in the pocket means for the Colts as a whole, Jonathan Taylor's impact vs. the Broncos both on the ground and as a pass-catcher, and more.

The Colts beat the Broncos 29-28 in dramatic fashion to start the season 2-0. Here are the best moments from the game from the Ascension St. Vincent radio network.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster is joined by Casey Vallier to run through Friday's injury report and what the absence of Charvarius Ward Sr. means for the Colts' defense on Sunday. The two also discuss Laiatu Latu's chances of playing in Week 2 and how important a win over the Broncos would be.

Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II joins JJ Stankevitz for a dive into why he and his teammates have bought into Lou Anarumo and the scheme the new defensive coordinator has brought to Indy, as well as insight into how Moore and the entire Colts team are moving on after a blowout of the Miami Dolphins in Week 1. Moore also details the kind of legacy he's still building in Year 9 with the Colts and why doing good things in the community is so important to him. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag and looks ahead to a fascinating matchup between the Colts and Denver Broncos on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

On this week's edition of Inside Football with Rick Venturi, Rick joins host Matt Taylor to break down the Colts' 33-8 win over the Miami Dolphins in Week 1 and preview the Week 2 matchup against the Denver Broncos, laying out his blueprints for a Colts victory. Venturi discusses how the defense can contain second-year quarterback Bo Nix and Sean Payton's offense and explains why the Colts' offense can still put up points against one of the NFL's top defenses.

Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle digest the Colts' Week 1 win over the Miami Dolphins and what sort of relief players – and Jack – are feeling after the Colts' Week 1 winless streak came to an end. Jack offers his thoughts on rookie tight end Tyler Warren's impressive debut with and without the ball in his hands, and Jack and Matt chat through Daniel Jones' performance in Week 1 and what they saw from the Colts' defense against Miami.

Colts Roundtable Live returns in 2025 with head coach Shane Steichen joining Matt Taylor to recap the Colts' impressive 33-8 season-opening win over the Miami Dolphins. Steichen discusses the standout moments from the game, including Daniel Jones' impressive Colts debut. Rick Venturi and Joe Reitz join the conversation to highlight the team's offensive efficiency, scoring on all seven possessions. The guys also dive into Lou Anarumo's defense, which stifled the Dolphins and forced three turnovers.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks analyze the Colts' first win in a season opener in 11 years, breaking down Daniel Jones' impressive debut in a Colts uniform as the Colts beat the Dolphins 33-8. They dive into the team's new-look defense under Lou Anarumo, Cam Bynum and Laiatu Latu's interceptions and discuss the impact of Jim Irsay's induction into the Colts' Ring of Honor.

The Indianapolis Colts routed the Miami Dolphins 33-8 for their first week one since the 2013 season, and here are the top moments from the game from the Ascension St. Vincent radio network.

Colts.com writers Amanda Foster and JJ Stankevitz preview the Colts' Week 1 game against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, specifically what to look for from Xavien Howard and Lou Anarumo's defense. The duo also takes time to discuss the legacy of Jim Irsay and how his Ring of Honor induction at halftime will make the season opener even more meaningful for the Colts.

JJ Stankevitz sits down with Colts starting quarterback Daniel Jones to chat about his expectations for the 2025 season, his willingness to throw the deep ball, what he's learned about Shane Steichen as a playcaller and what words he'd use to describe some of the top players on the Colts. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag for a question about preseason power rankings, and JJ dives into what to look for specifically from the Dolphins' offense against Lou Anarumo's defense in Week 1.
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On today's edition of Inside Football with Rick Venturi, Rick joins host Matt Taylor to outline his three biggest keys for a successful 2025 season for the Indianapolis Colts. Venturi also rolls out his blueprints for both sides of the ball for the Colts to defeat the Dolphins in week one.

How can the Colts contain a healthy Tua Tagovailoa and slow down Miami's explosive offensive weapons, including Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle? And what strategies can the Colts employ to generate offense against a Dolphins defense that finished in the top 10 last season? Venturi breaks it all down—matchups, schemes, and the critical factors that could shape the outcome in Week 1 and beyond.

In the debut episode of The Jack Doyle Podcast, a new Indianapolis Colts Podcast, Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor sit down for a conversation about what life has been like lately for the two-time Colts Pro Bowl tight end, with some insight into how a longtime pro football player handles the transition into retirement. Jack and Matt also preview the 2025 Colts season, with Jack's insight touching on Daniel Jones, Anthony Richardson, Tyler Warren and much more about the current Colts roster. Subscribe to Indianapolis Colts Podcasts to get the Jack Doyle Podcast delivered to your feed every Wednesday during the 2025 season.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster and Casey Vallier dissect the Colts' initial 53-man roster for the 2025 season, breaking down each position group's potential and players to keep an eye on for the fast-approaching season. They also discuss the naming of five team captains, Chris Ballard's pre-season press conference and more.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Larra Overton for a full breakdown of what to expect from the 2025 Colts, starting with a deep dive into Daniel Jones and how he'll quarterback the Colts' offense. JJ and Larra then get into the Colts Show Mailbag for a question on if Anthony Richardson Sr. will be used in short-yardage situations this season, plus they dissect who they have on their list of the five most important Colts this season.

On today's edition of Inside Football with Rick Venturi, Rick joins Matt Taylor to break down the Colts' initial 53-man roster. Venturi highlights the team's biggest strengths heading into the 2025 season and discusses a few areas that still raise concerns. He also shares his confidence level in the Colts' ability to start the season strong based on their performance throughout August and explains why he believes the offense is poised for early success with Daniel Jones under center.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks get together to discuss the Colts' preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals, in which players like Riley Leonard, Laquon Treadwell and Coleman Owen impressed. Casey and Bill also take a broader look at the Colts roster ahead of Tuesday, when the Colts will finalize their 53-man roster.

The Colts topped the Bengals 41-14 in the preseason finale and here are the top moments from the game from the Ascension St. Vincent Radio Network.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster and Colts host, producer and sideline reporter Larra Overton sit down to discuss Daniel Jones winning the Colts' starting quarterback job, as Larro provides insight from her interviews with Jones and other players and coaches. The duo also preview the Colts' final preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals with what to look for from Riley Leonard and other players competing for roster spots this Saturday.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. for some perspective on Daniel Jones, who was named the team's starting quarterback this week. Pittman also shares his message to Anthony Richardson Sr. and why he hasn't given up on the 23-year-old quarterback. JJ and Pitt also chat about Tyler Warren, Lou Anarumo's defense and why everyone should have to play special teams at some point. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag for a question about realistic expectations for the 2025 Colts with Jones as the starting quarterback, with the answer taking a deep dive into 2023 vs. 2025.

On today's episode of Inside Football with Rick Venturi, Rick and Matt Taylor break down the Colts' decision to name Daniel Jones the starting quarterback, explaining why Jones earned the nod over Anthony Richardson. They also discuss the signing of cornerback Xavien Howard as a potential low-risk, high-reward addition to the secondary. Plus, the duo reviews key takeaways from the preseason matchup against Green Bay and highlights position battles still up for grabs ahead of final roster cuts.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to discuss the Colts' second preseason game vs. the Green Bay Packers, analyzing performances from Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson Sr. as the Colts' quarterback competition continues. Casey and Bill also examine the potential of the tight end room and outline what to keep an eye on ahead of the Colts' final preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Colts fell to the Packers 23-19 in the second preseason game of 2025. Here are the best moments from the game from the Ascension St. Vincent Radio Network.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster and JJ Stankevitz take a look at the competition between Anthony Richardson Sr. and Daniel Jones, laying out what to expect in Saturday's preseason game and beyond in terms of a decision on naming a starting QB. Amanda and JJ also recap all of the various position battles that played out during training camp and what they could all mean for the team going forward.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by ninth-year Colts defensive tackle Grover Stewart for a conversation about what it takes to make it nine years in the NFL – plus what his favorite part of playing football is. Grover also talks with JJ about his dedication to community efforts in his hometown and why meticulous lawn mowing is what he does to get his mind off football. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag to answer a question about baseline expectations for the 2025 season.

Inside Football with Rick Venturi is back this week as the former Colts coach and current radio analyst joins Matt Taylor to break down the Colts' first preseason game in Baltimore. Venturi shares insights on the latest developments from training camp, previews this week's joint practices and exhibition matchup against the Packers, and weighs in on the ongoing quarterback competition. Lastly, Rick addresses concerns about injuries in the defensive secondary and outlines what he's looking to see from the team this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks are back for another season of Instant Reaction, an Indianapolis Colts Podcast, with an in-depth breakdown of the Colts' preseason opener against the Baltimore Ravens. The guys look at Anthony Richardson's truncated start, what Daniel Jones did over 31 snaps, how Tyler Warren looked and much more.

The Colts fell to the Ravens 24-16 in the preseason opener. Here are the best moments from the game from the Ascension St. Vincent radio network.

The Colts Show is back with JJ Stankevitz offering his thoughts and observations on the state of the Colts' quarterback competition between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson Sr. two weeks into training camp. JJ is then joined by wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, who's having a fantastic training camp, for a conversation about where the second-year has improved the most after his rookie season. JJ then opens up The Colts Show Mailbag for a question about under-the-radar coaches who are making a major impact on the 2025 team.

Inside Football with Rick Venturi returns this week as former Colts coach and radio analyst Rick Venturi joins Matt Taylor to discuss the Colts' progress in training camp Venturi shares what he's looking for in the preseason opener against the Ravens, discusses the team's quarterback plan and highlights the players beginning to separate themselves on the depth chart heading into the regular season.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster and JJ Stankevitz sit down to take a look back at the first few fully padded practices of Colts training camp and examine the progress in the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones. They also break down Adonai Mitchell's recent success and lay out what to look for in the Colts' first joint practice and preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.

JJ Stankevitz opens this week's podcast with some observations and thoughts on the state of the Colts' quarterback competition one week into training camp, highlighted by Monday and Tuesday's practices at Grand Park. JJ is then joined by left tackle Bernhard Raimann for a conversation about his contract extension, what he's learned as part of the Colts' offensive line and his journey from Vienna, Austria to the NFL. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag for a look at the Colts' cornerback depth, specifically with the strong showing rookie Justin Walley's had early in camp.

JJ Stankevitz opens this week's podcast with some observations and thoughts on the state of the Colts' quarterback competition one week into training camp, highlighted by Monday and Tuesday's practices at Grand Park. JJ is then joined by left tackle Bernhard Raimann for a conversation about his contract extension, what he's learned as part of the Colts' offensive line and his journey from Vienna, Austria to the NFL. JJ then opens The Colts Show Mailbag for a look at the Colts' cornerback depth, specifically with the strong showing rookie Justin Walley's had early in camp.

Inside Football with Rick Venturi is back for 2025! Rick joins Matt Taylor to break down the first six practices of Colts' training camp. They dive into the quarterback battle between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, with insight on where Richardson has shown noticeable growth since last season. Venturi also covers key storylines on both sides of the ball, including Bernhard Raimann's contract extension, Alec Pierce's consistency, the Colts' new defensive scheme and the revamped secondary.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, returns for its final episode of 2025 as training camp kicks off. Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier break down the first three days of practice, including the quarterback battle between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson and the center competition between Tanor Bortolini and Danny Pinter. They also dive into the defense's strong start under new coordinator Lou Anarumo. Plus, new safety Cam Bynum joins the show to share why he signed with the Colts and how he's fitting into the secondary.

Colts.com writer Amanda Foster is joined by JJ Stankevitz to break down the first three practices of Colts training camp, with updates on the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones and observations from first looks at Lou Anarumo's defense. The duo also dives into the increased level of competition on the roster and what to expect from rookie tight end Tyler Warren.

The Colts quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones is underway, and JJ Stankevitz offers his thoughts and observations from the start of training camp in Westfield. JJ is then joined by third-year cornerback JuJu Brents for a conversation about his career, the nuances of playing cornerback and why giving back to Indianapolis is so important to him. JJ then closes the pod with The Colts Show Mailbag featuring a question on tights ends not named Tyler Warren.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, returns this week with Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier as they continue their "Burning Questions" series, this time diving into the team's linebacking corps and secondary ahead of next week's training camp. The guys break down the depth behind Zaire Franklin at linebacker and evaluate the Colts' revamped defensive back room, featuring new additions Charvarius Ward and Cam Bynum. To wrap up the show, Matt and Casey share their boldest hot takes heading into camp.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Larra Overton for a comprehensive look at what to watch for and expect during the Colts' 2025 training camp, which begins in less than a week at Grand Park in Westfield. JJ and Larra dive into the Colts' quarterback competition between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, and also look at some across-the-roster position battles they're interested in following this summer. JJ and Larra also offer their predictions for training camp standouts and dive into The Colts Show Mailbag for a listener question about under-the-radar position groups.

Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier are back this week on The Last Word, the offseason radio home of the Colts. The guys continue the positional burning question series as they break down the offensive and defensive lines this week. The fellas debate the positional battles that will unfold in camp along the offensive line and if the Colts have enough depth up front over the course of a 17-game regular season. And on the defensive side of the ball, the boys discuss Laiatu Latu's ceiling in year two and how a new defensive scheme in 2025 can help the defensive tackles like DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart.

JJ Stankevitz sits down with Spencer Shrader to get inside how the second-year Colts kicker stays mentally focused during games – with an assist from a Roman Emperor – and what he's working on heading into a training camp competition this year. Shrader also explains his unique journey to kicking in the NFL, which nearly led him to play another sport in another country. JJ then opens up The Colts Show Mailbag for a dive into what the Colts' offensive line could look like in 2025.

This week on The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier continue their "Burning Questions" positional series with a focus on wide receivers and tight ends. The guys discuss whether Michael Pittman Jr. is poised for a bounce-back season, the projected roles of Alec Pierce and AD Mitchell and chat with Josh Downs about his consistent production so far and his goals moving forward.

The show wraps with a look at rookie Tyler Warren's ceiling and how the quarterback competition could impact tight end production in 2025.

On Part 2 of The Colts Show media day podcasts, JJ Stankevitz sits down with cornerback Jaylon Jones (1:25), linebacker Segun Olubi (8:38), defensive tackle DeForest Buckner (13:29), defensive end Kwity Paye (23:48) and wide receiver Ashton Dulin (34:17). JJ and the guys chat about the Pacers & the Indianapolis sports scene, what sport they'd play professionally if football never existed and plenty more, including a Jaylon Jones story about Purdue and DeForest Buckner offering a window into what it's like being Grover Stewart's teammate.

Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier are back this week on The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, kicking off their "Burning Questions" positional series by diving into the quarterback and running back groups ahead of training camp later this summer. The guys break down the upcoming quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones and hear from Colts' quarterbacks coach Cam Turner about what will ultimately determine the winner. Plus, Jonathan Taylor joins the show to discuss his goals for the 2025 season.

JJ Stankevitz is joined for conversations during Colts media day by quarterback Daniel Jones (2:04), defensive tackle Neville Gallimore (6:50), cornerback Kenny Moore II (13:44), safety Cam Bynum (22:24), quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. (29:14), wide receiver Alec Pierce (33:23), cornerback Justin Walley (41:46) and defensive end J.T. Tuimoloau (47:24).

JJ and the guys talk about a wide range of topics, from the Pacers' run to the NBA Finals and the city of Indianapolis to dads, golf, leadership and much more. You'll hear insightful stories about current Colts players – and also Manny Pacquiao – all while players are in full uniform for the Colts' media day shoots.

Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier return on The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, to break down the team's three-day minicamp that wrapped up this week. The fellas highlight standout performers from the week and share their early impressions of the roster going into training camp. The guys also discuss quarterback Daniel Jones' offseason performance, emphasizing the importance of his taking all the first-team reps. In addition, they react to the news that broke on Friday that the late Jim Irsay will be inducted into the Colts Ring of Honor during the Week 1 game on September 7th against the Miami Dolphins. Plus, third-year cornerback JuJu Brents joins the show to talk about goals for 2025 as he looks to bounce back and make a major impact after two injury-plagued seasons in Indianapolis.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Penn State head coach James Franklin for an inside look at Tyler Warren's college career, from how he was recruited to Happy Valley to how Franklin and his coaching staff were able to use the Colts' first-round pick in so many different ways in 2024. Franklin also discusses how Warren's team-first, low-maintenance mentality became one of the biggest reasons why he believes Warren will thrive with the Colts.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, returns this week with Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier reacting to the news of quarterback Anthony Richardson experiencing a setback with his shoulder injury, which will sideline him for the remainder of the offseason program. They also break down how Richardson's extended absence could affect his competition with Daniel Jones for the starting quarterback role and the guys catch up with rookie kicker Spencer Shrader, who is emerging as a strong candidate to replace Matt Gay as the Colts' top kicking specialist in 2025.

The Colts Show returns with JJ Stankevitz opening the podcast with his thoughts and remembrances of late Colts Owner & CEO Jim Irsay. JJ then is joined by Colts wide receiver Josh Downs for a conversation about where he's at in Year 3, how he's able to make catches through contact, his All-American brother Caleb and what the Pacers' run to the NBA Finals has taught him about Indianapolis.

High Volume is back as Jeffrey Gorman is joined by Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy for an emotional tribute to late Colts Owner and CEO Jim Irsay. Jeffrey and Tony share stories from Irsay's life and impact on the Colts, Indianapolis and the NFL.

Jeffrey Gorman sits down with former Colts tight end Jack Doyle to remember the best moments from the Indianapolis native's career, which was spent (almost) entirely with the Colts and was highlighted by two Pro Bowl appearances. JG and Jack also talk about Tyler Warren, the Colts' current quarterback competition and much more.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, returns this week with a breakdown of the team's 2025 regular season schedule. Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor discuss the Colts' chances of a strong start—with four of their first six games at home—the toughest stretches of the schedule, and the impact of extensive road travel this season. The show also features an interview with rookie quarterback Riley Leonard from Notre Dame, who recaps his rookie mini-camp experience and shares how his skill set fits into Shane Steichen's offensive system in the NFL.

JJ Stankevitz is joined at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin by Colts director of football operations Melainey Lowe for a conversation about the logistical challenges that come with playing an NFL game in another country, as the Colts will do in Berlin this fall against the Atlanta Falcons. Lowe explains the strangest hurdles that come with a football team traveling to another country but also why international games are such a fulfilling aspect of her job. JJ also brings back The Colts Show Mailbag for an insightful question about Anthony Richardson, Daniel Jones and Tyler Warren.

Casey Vallier and Larra Overton dive into the Colts' 2025 schedule. They highlight the season opening stretch with back-to-back home games, the Monday Night Football matchup hosting the San Francisco 49ers, the trip to Berlin to take on the Atlanta Falcons and where the toughest stretch of the schedule takes place.