Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: New Year's Day in the Big AppleJoin Rashaad and Destin every Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Over/Under Senior Bowl Players taken by the Colts.• Is Gus Bradley being forced to stay in Indy?• When Will the next HC be announced?• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: New Year's Day in the Big Apple Join Rashaad and Destin every Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Over/Under Senior Bowl Players taken by the Colts. • Is Gus Bradley being forced to stay in Indy? • When Will the next HC be announced? • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad & Destin: What I'd Give for A HC Right about Now

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Live From Mobile (The Senior Bowl)Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Aaron Glenn joins the LARGE Round 2 list.• What's next for the Colt's Coaching search?• Thoughts from the first two days of Senior Bowl Practice• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Live From Mobile (The Senior Bowl) Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Aaron Glenn joins the LARGE Round 2 list. • What's next for the Colt's Coaching search? • Thoughts from the first two days of Senior Bowl Practice • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad & Destin: Live from Mobile (The Senior Bowl)

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin:Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Joining Destin today is Landon Oliver from The Blue Stable.Today's Topics include:• 4 of 7 reported "finalists" have been reported.• Which candidate will win Ballard over?• Non-QB positions to watch this offseason for the Colts.• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Joining Destin today is Landon Oliver from The Blue Stable. Today's Topics include: • 4 of 7 reported "finalists" have been reported. • Which candidate will win Ballard over? • Non-QB positions to watch this offseason for the Colts. • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: From 13 to 7...

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The Saturday EffectJoin Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Thoughts on the newly added candidates.• Will the Colts Trade Up or Trade Back?• Would Saturday struggle creating a staff if he gets the job?• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The Saturday Effect Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Thoughts on the newly added candidates. • Will the Colts Trade Up or Trade Back? • Would Saturday struggle creating a staff if he gets the job? • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The Saturday Effect

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Ballard "Failed", But whats nextJoin Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Ranking the "current" coaching candidates for the Colts.• Why hasn't Harbaugh been announced as a candidate?• A game of Cut, Trade, Extend/Resign• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Ballard "Failed", But whats next Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Ranking the "current" coaching candidates for the Colts. • Why hasn't Harbaugh been announced as a candidate? • A game of Cut, Trade, Extend/Resign • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Ballard "Failed", But what's next

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The 2022-2023 Colts Season Finale Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Who are we rooting for during week 18?• Young or Stroud, whose QB 1?• 3 potential GM options if Ballard is fired.• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The 2022-2023 Colts Season Finale  Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Who are we rooting for during week 18? • Young or Stroud, whose QB 1? • 3 potential GM options if Ballard is fired. • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: The 2022-2023 Colts Season Finale

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Fractured COLTureJoin Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• Current State of the Locker Room• Reports indicate Harbaugh is coming back to the NFL• Is there any reason for Saturday to get the permanent HC job?• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Fractured COLTure Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • Current State of the Locker Room • Reports indicate Harbaugh is coming back to the NFL • Is there any reason for Saturday to get the permanent HC job? • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: Fractured COLTure

The Colts are now 4-11-1 and in a position to finish with a top-5 draft pick after getting demolished by the Giants, 38-10. What takeaways are there from the latest loss?Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Colts are now 4-11-1 and in a position to finish with a top-5 draft pick after getting demolished by the Giants, 38-10. What takeaways are there from the latest loss? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts lose 6th straight to playoff bound Giants

The Colts head to MetLife stadium to take on the 8-6-1 New York Giants, who face a win-and-youre-in game. Can the Colts - with Nick Foles under center - pull off the major upset and disrupt the Giants hopes to make the playoffs?Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Colts head to MetLife stadium to take on the 8-6-1 New York Giants, who face a win-and-youre-in game. Can the Colts - with Nick Foles under center - pull off the major upset and disrupt the Giants hopes to make the playoffs? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts vs Giants Week 17 Preview

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: New Year's Day in the Big AppleJoin Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation.Today's Topics include:• The Colts head to NY for New Years.• 3 Most Important in house Free Agents.• Preparing for the Giants blitz.• And More!To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: New Year's Day in the Big Apple Join Rashaad and Destin every Tuesday and Thursday as they dive into questions directly from you, Colts Nation. Today's Topics include: • The Colts head to NY for New Years. • 3 Most Important in house Free Agents. • Preparing for the Giants blitz. • And More! To have your questions considered for the show, submit them on Twitter or call and leave a voicemail at (317) 426-6387. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Saddle Up With Shaad and Destin: New Year's Day in the Big Apple

My favorite pod cast. Not only did I learn about the Colts, I felt like I made friends.

Wow!

Loving all the new formats, especially Stampede Blue Radio!

Stampede Blue is for Every Colts Fan

Indianapolis Football Podcast

Tyquan Lewis

Quincy Wilson

Anthony Walker

Stephen Holder

Today Stephen Holder goes in on the Colts injury situation as well as some very interesting tid bits on some of the Colts key young players including Tyquan Lewis and second-year players Quincy Wilson and Anthony WalkerLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today Stephen Holder goes in on the Colts injury situation as well as some very interesting tid bits on some of the Colts key young players including Tyquan Lewis and second-year players Quincy Wilson and Anthony Walker Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Horseshoes with Stephen Holder: Latest on key young Colts, including Tyquan Lewis, Quincy Wilson and Anthony Walker

Pete Sweeney

Today Pete Sweeney of Arrowhead Pride joins Matt Danely to break down Saturday's Colts-Chiefs Divisional Round matchup in Kansas CityLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today Pete Sweeney of Arrowhead Pride joins Matt Danely to break down Saturday's Colts-Chiefs Divisional Round matchup in Kansas City Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Examining Colts-Chiefs Divisional Round matchup with Pete Sweeney of Arrowhead Pride

As we continue into the Indianapolis Colts pivotal offseason, we move into the team's linebacker corps to see where the position stands for the 2019 season.The unit showed a massive improvement this past season with the addition of All-Pro rookie Darius Leonard, some great improvement out of Anthony Walker, as well as a couple other rookie additions in Matthew Adams and Zaire Franklin. With some initial leadership assistance from Najee Goode, the unit went from one of the worst positions in 2017 to one of the better groups in the league in the AFC in 2018.In spite of their improvements, Colts' GM Chris Ballard is not one to sit on any position group and become satisfied with what they've achieved. Each position can always be upgraded, more competition in training camp will be added one way or another, and there are several NFL free agents sitting out there who could do that at the bare minimum.There's little doubt that Leonard will be the starting WILL next season, but are the MIKE, and SAM spots locked up? I don't think so. Walker was very good in 2018, but could someone unseat him, moving him to a possible role as the defense's SAM? Maybe. We'll discuss.The bottom line is that Ballard, Frank Reich, and Matt Eberflus want to see the most competitive defense that they can build, and virtually nobody is safe from going from a starter, or key depth piece to being on the outside looking in in 2019 if the team can find a way to get better. Today Matt Danely looks at each role in the linebacker corps, what they have in the way of free agents, whether they should be re-signed, and what the rest of the NFL brings in terms of possible additions to the Colts' defense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As we continue into the Indianapolis Colts pivotal offseason, we move into the team's linebacker corps to see where the position stands for the 2019 season. The unit showed a massive improvement this past season with the addition of All-Pro rookie Darius Leonard, some great improvement out of Anthony Walker, as well as a couple other rookie additions in Matthew Adams and Zaire Franklin. With some initial leadership assistance from Najee Goode, the unit went from one of the worst positions in 2017 to one of the better groups in the league in the AFC in 2018. In spite of their improvements, Colts' GM Chris Ballard is not one to sit on any position group and become satisfied with what they've achieved. Each position can always be upgraded, more competition in training camp will be added one way or another, and there are several NFL free agents sitting out there who could do that at the bare minimum. There's little doubt that Leonard will be the starting WILL next season, but are the MIKE, and SAM spots locked up? I don't think so. Walker was very good in 2018, but could someone unseat him, moving him to a possible role as the defense's SAM? Maybe. We'll discuss. The bottom line is that Ballard, Frank Reich, and Matt Eberflus want to see the most competitive defense that they can build, and virtually nobody is safe from going from a starter, or key depth piece to being on the outside looking in in 2019 if the team can find a way to get better.  Today Matt Danely looks at each role in the linebacker corps, what they have in the way of free agents, whether they should be re-signed, and what the rest of the NFL brings in terms of possible additions to the Colts' defense.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Positional review heading into the offseason | Linebackers

Quenton Nelson

Braden Smith

Malik Hooker

Brett Mock and Chris Shepherd dive into some Colts film and break it down for your listening pleasureLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brett Mock and Chris Shepherd dive into some Colts film and break it down for your listening pleasure Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Stampede Blue Film Room: Quenton Nelson, Braden Smith, Andrew Luck, Malik Hooker and the Jets

Saturday the Indianapolis Colts set their initial 53-man roster. For the most part, they put together a group that most of us saw coming. There were some surprises, and those moves set the Colts fan base down a strange path. Fans and analysts alike didn't agree with them, but Chris Ballard certainly has his process that he believes in and is sticking to it.Two of those moves were the release of John Simon, and Ryan Delaire being waived after making the initial roster. One that is also of a bit strange for some is the trade that sent Darrell Daniels to the Seattle Seahawks in return for receiver Marcus Johnson. I look at all of these and try to make sense of it all.We discuss the current 53-man group as a whole, looking at the initial roster and what the subsequent moves that have changed it since. The Colts' lack of movement on the waiver wire, and how the roster is currently structured lends one to believe that more changes will be coming soon.The Colts have also began setting up their practice squad. At the moment there are 5 players on it, but there are still two names out there who have been linked to the Colts practice squad, and we have a pretty good idea of two more that may be added which would bring the group to 9. Where the Colts add that tenth player is still yet to be decided.It's been a busy 48 hours for the Colts and their fans. There are more moves yet to come with the team being less than a full week from their first regular season game against the Cincinnati Bengals.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saturday the Indianapolis Colts set their initial 53-man roster. For the most part, they put together a group that most of us saw coming. There were some surprises, and those moves set the Colts fan base down a strange path. Fans and analysts alike didn't agree with them, but Chris Ballard certainly has his process that he believes in and is sticking to it. Two of those moves were the release of John Simon, and Ryan Delaire being waived after making the initial roster. One that is also of a bit strange for some is the trade that sent Darrell Daniels to the Seattle Seahawks in return for receiver Marcus Johnson. I look at all of these and try to make sense of it all. We discuss the current 53-man group as a whole, looking at the initial roster and what the subsequent moves that have changed it since. The Colts' lack of movement on the waiver wire, and how the roster is currently structured lends one to believe that more changes will be coming soon. The Colts have also began setting up their practice squad. At the moment there are 5 players on it, but there are still two names out there who have been linked to the Colts practice squad, and we have a pretty good idea of two more that may be added which would bring the group to 9. Where the Colts add that tenth player is still yet to be decided. It's been a busy 48 hours for the Colts and their fans. There are more moves yet to come with the team being less than a full week from their first regular season game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Examining the Colts 53-man roster, and corresponding roster moves

Stephen Holder brings you insight into the Indianapolis Colts locker room as to why the team's unique collection of talent and chemistry has played such a vital role in the team's success this season.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stephen Holder brings you insight into the Indianapolis Colts locker room as to why the team's unique collection of talent and chemistry has played such a vital role in the team's success this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Horseshoes with Holder: Colts unique chemistry has loomed large in their success

Happy Holidays! Have a great New Year! Jared and Stephen wax for nearly two hours about the Colts 2019 season, the upcoming draft &amp; free agency period and look around the league. Stay safe out there! Don't drink &amp; drive!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Holidays! Have a great New Year! Jared and Stephen wax for nearly two hours about the Colts 2019 season, the upcoming draft &amp; free agency period and look around the league. Stay safe out there! Don't drink &amp; drive! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Afternoon Pancakes Episode 26

There were a few interesting developments regarding Oakland Raiders' stud defensive end Khalil Mack yesterday. There was a tweet from Eric Galko stating that he was indeed on the trade block. Then there was a tweet stating virtually the opposite from Ted Nguyen of the Athletic.https://twitter.com/OptimumScouting/status/1032634100342030336 https://twitter.com/FB_FilmAnalysis/status/1032677701528641536At any rate, this conversation is simply too fun not to have. I take a look at what we don't know yet about Chris Ballard's philosophy, and how despite understanding that he wants to build through the draft, and he won't pay top-dollar for mid-tier talent, but neither of those have anything to do with a dominant pass rusher with more than 40 sacks in his first 4 years in the league if he is indeed available.I examine how even if Ballard were to use a couple first rounders in order to acquire Mack it wouldn't necessarily break any of his own rules in how to build a contender. I discuss what holes Mack could cover up with his mere presence on the field, the Colts ability to contend in the division and much more.In the second half of the show, I take a look at some of the Colts who I will be watching very closely in their preseason Week 3 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. Do we really need to learn much more about some of the starters at certain positions? Most of what I am looking at is those second- and third-team players who still need to prove that they belong and can realistically contribute to the season going forward.Denzelle Good and Malik Hooker are likely to be back in action Saturday. What should we be looking for with both of them respectively? While the starters are expected to play into the third quarter, there is much more for us to focus on than quality of performance in the early stages of their return to the field.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There were a few interesting developments regarding Oakland Raiders' stud defensive end Khalil Mack yesterday. There was a tweet from Eric Galko stating that he was indeed on the trade block. Then there was a tweet stating virtually the opposite from Ted Nguyen of the Athletic. <a href="https://twitter.com/OptimumScouting/status/1032634100342030336" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/OptimumScouting/status/1032634100342030336</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/FB_FilmAnalysis/status/1032677701528641536" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/FB_FilmAnalysis/status/1032677701528641536</a> At any rate, this conversation is simply too fun not to have. I take a look at what we don't know yet about Chris Ballard's philosophy, and how despite understanding that he wants to build through the draft, and he won't pay top-dollar for mid-tier talent, but neither of those have anything to do with a dominant pass rusher with more than 40 sacks in his first 4 years in the league if he is indeed available. I examine how even if Ballard were to use a couple first rounders in order to acquire Mack it wouldn't necessarily break any of his own rules in how to build a contender. I discuss what holes Mack could cover up with his mere presence on the field, the Colts ability to contend in the division and much more. In the second half of the show, I take a look at some of the Colts who I will be watching very closely in their preseason Week 3 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. Do we really need to learn much more about some of the starters at certain positions? Most of what I am looking at is those second- and third-team players who still need to prove that they belong and can realistically contribute to the season going forward. Denzelle Good and Malik Hooker are likely to be back in action Saturday. What should we be looking for with both of them respectively? While the starters are expected to play into the third quarter, there is much more for us to focus on than quality of performance in the early stages of their return to the field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Should Colts Pursue Khalil Mack Trade?; Who I'm Watching in Colts-49ers

Kevin Bowen

The Indianapolis Colts are setting up for their second preseason game in a matchup with a Baltimore Ravens next Monday night. The two squads are also set to conduct joint practices on Friday and Saturday, which should bring some added excitement for these two practices. Kevin Bowen joins Matt Danely on the Colts Cast to talk about anything and everything regarding the latest on the Colts. We touch on Hard Knocks to start the show, and though it doesn't feed directly into anything related to the Colts, it does bring up an interesting question in regards to one specific scene from the first episode. Who are the Colts vocal leaders? Is that the kind of leadership this team needs, and can they find it on both sides of the ball with such a young core of players?One of the most interesting, and likely one of the deepest, positions on the roster is the tight end unit. Is a 4-man tight end group expected for the 53-man roster and who is that No. 4 at the position? We discuss the offensive line shuffling, is Le'Raven Clark earning those snaps with the first team? Has Braden Smith improved from his first few days at the position? Did Joe Haeg get a fair shake to earn the immediate backup role for when Anthony Castonzo returns?We also give some takes on the team's defense. Can they surprise teams this season? Are they even a top-half of the league unit? What have they shown that elicits the needed potential and ability to improve?We also touch on Chris Ballard's philosophy, possible additions to the roster, Specific questions regarding those who have churned upward as well as those getting noticed for the wrong reasons. We also talk 53-man roster, who Jordan Wilkins is for this team and much more.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts are setting up for their second preseason game in a matchup with a Baltimore Ravens next Monday night. The two squads are also set to conduct joint practices on Friday and Saturday, which should bring some added excitement for these two practices.  Kevin Bowen joins Matt Danely on the Colts Cast to talk about anything and everything regarding the latest on the Colts.  We touch on Hard Knocks to start the show, and though it doesn't feed directly into anything related to the Colts, it does bring up an interesting question in regards to one specific scene from the first episode. Who are the Colts vocal leaders? Is that the kind of leadership this team needs, and can they find it on both sides of the ball with such a young core of players? One of the most interesting, and likely one of the deepest, positions on the roster is the tight end unit. Is a 4-man tight end group expected for the 53-man roster and who is that No. 4 at the position? We discuss the offensive line shuffling, is Le'Raven Clark earning those snaps with the first team? Has Braden Smith improved from his first few days at the position? Did Joe Haeg get a fair shake to earn the immediate backup role for when Anthony Castonzo returns? We also give some takes on the team's defense. Can they surprise teams this season? Are they even a top-half of the league unit? What have they shown that elicits the needed potential and ability to improve? We also touch on Chris Ballard's philosophy, possible additions to the roster, Specific questions regarding those who have churned upward as well as those getting noticed for the wrong reasons.  We also talk 53-man roster, who Jordan Wilkins is for this team and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Who's Who on the Indianapolis Colts Roster? | with Kevin Bowen

With 53-man roster cuts looming throughout the league, we know that the Colts can be expected to be active as waivers start going through. There are plenty of positions in which the Colts could use an influx of more talent in order to improve their roster.Today we take a quick look at a handful of players who may be cut at the end of the week, at positions the Colts might need to take a look at. Naturally, we can't possibly know who all will be available around the league, but there are certainly some names we continue to hear who are firmly on the roster bubble.A couple receivers, corners, defensive ends and more that may not be massive upgrades, but the fact remains that the talent level will be increased with their presence.Also, I talk to Davis Strauss (mybookie) about some of the betting odds on the Colts 2018 season. The over/under on Adam Vinatieri breaking the all-time scoring record, Andrew Luck being the comeback player of the year, the Colts chances of winning the AFC South, and who the team offers as rookie of the year candidates on each side of the ball. We break it all down for you on today's Colts CastLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With 53-man roster cuts looming throughout the league, we know that the Colts can be expected to be active as waivers start going through. There are plenty of positions in which the Colts could use an influx of more talent in order to improve their roster. Today we take a quick look at a handful of players who may be cut at the end of the week, at positions the Colts might need to take a look at. Naturally, we can't possibly know who all will be available around the league, but there are certainly some names we continue to hear who are firmly on the roster bubble. A couple receivers, corners, defensive ends and more that may not be massive upgrades, but the fact remains that the talent level will be increased with their presence. Also, I talk to Davis Strauss (mybookie) about some of the betting odds on the Colts 2018 season. The over/under on Adam Vinatieri breaking the all-time scoring record, Andrew Luck being the comeback player of the year, the Colts chances of winning the AFC South, and who the team offers as rookie of the year candidates on each side of the ball.  We break it all down for you on today's Colts Cast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Possible league roster cuts of interest for the Colts; 2018 Colts wagers

The Indianapolis Colts have had multiple opportunities over the past month or more to solidify a berth into the post season, yet they've continued to falter late in games. The Colts' defense has been playing well over the past several weeks, however, their inability to stop big plays from opposing offenses has become a major issue for the team.Sunday, the Colts suffered from not only their inability to stop big plays from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but also failed to sustain drives, didn't protect the ball when it was most needed, and they were too passive when they needed to remain aggressive.The Colts really don't seem to be able to get out of their own way when it comes down to the biggest moments of the game, and as a result, they've lost 5 of their last 6 games and now sit at 6-7 with just three weeks to go.The Houston Texans, and Tennessee Titans are both now 8-5, with the Titans being the hottest team in the division. A LOT needs to go right for the Colts to earn a spot in the post season, but reality tells us that just isn't in the cards this year.Jacoby Brissett has yet to prove that he's capable of leading this team to victories purely off of his arm talent, several weapons have missed large portions of the year leaving the Colts an undermanned roster, and at this moment the Colts are simply very mediocre. Unfortunately, the team's play is forcing fans to take a look to the future, and the offseason already.Can the Colts win their next three games, in conjunction with everything going right elsewhere to allow them into the playoffs? The percentages are highly stacked against them right now, but that's why they play the games.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts have had multiple opportunities over the past month or more to solidify a berth into the post season, yet they've continued to falter late in games. The Colts' defense has been playing well over the past several weeks, however, their inability to stop big plays from opposing offenses has become a major issue for the team. Sunday, the Colts suffered from not only their inability to stop big plays from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but also failed to sustain drives, didn't protect the ball when it was most needed, and they were too passive when they needed to remain aggressive. The Colts really don't seem to be able to get out of their own way when it comes down to the biggest moments of the game, and as a result, they've lost 5 of their last 6 games and now sit at 6-7 with just three weeks to go. The Houston Texans, and Tennessee Titans are both now 8-5, with the Titans being the hottest team in the division. A LOT needs to go right for the Colts to earn a spot in the post season, but reality tells us that just isn't in the cards this year. Jacoby Brissett has yet to prove that he's capable of leading this team to victories purely off of his arm talent, several weapons have missed large portions of the year leaving the Colts an undermanned roster, and at this moment the Colts are simply very mediocre. Unfortunately, the team's play is forcing fans to take a look to the future, and the offseason already. Can the Colts win their next three games, in conjunction with everything going right elsewhere to allow them into the playoffs? The percentages are highly stacked against them right now, but that's why they play the games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Colts can't close the deal in Tampa, fall to 6-7

On this latest episode, Jim has finally returned and the guys talk winners and losers from the Colts week 3 home matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. They dig into Frank Reich as a play caller, talk about guys who need to step up, and look at a few notable winners who you might not have noticed. Then they take a look at a few topics they're overreacting to and try to decide whether that overreaction is rational or over the top. Finally, they debate the question: Who is the best player on this Colts team?Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this latest episode, Jim has finally returned and the guys talk winners and losers from the Colts week 3 home matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. They dig into Frank Reich as a play caller, talk about guys who need to step up, and look at a few notable winners who you might not have noticed.  Then they take a look at a few topics they're overreacting to and try to decide whether that overreaction is rational or over the top.  Finally, they debate the question: Who is the best player on this Colts team? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Stampede Radio: Winners and Losers From Colts vs Falcons, Plus What We're Overreacting To

The Indianapolis Colts are not making things any easier on themselves as of late. After starting the season 5-2, the Colts have gone 1-4 in their last five games, and are all but out of the playoff picture at this point. This year's situation is almost exactly the opposite from a year ago where the Colts started the season 1-5, but battled back and go themselves a playoff berth, and a Wild Card win.Any way you look at it, these are two stints, over two different seasons in which the Colts have gone 2-9 under Frank Reich. This isn't to say that Reich is less than a very good coach, however, something is certainly amiss with the decisions, production, and issues throughout the team.The major issue this season, among others, has been special teams failures. Adam Vinatieri missed wide from 55 yards, sent a line drive that was blocked, and then a blocking failure allowed another to be blocked and returned for a touchdown that ultimately turned the tide in the Colts loss in Week 13. The Colts were up 17-7 in the third quarter, then allowed 24 unanswered points, and made plenty of mistakes along the way to hand the Titans a very important game for both teams.Jacoby Brissett has been bad for one reason or another over the second half of the season, and continued that trajectory in Week 13, after looking pretty good in the first half. The running game didn't do much Sunday, the defense gave up some big plays again, and there was some questionable decision-making in this one as well.The vision for Colts' fans has altered with this loss. Now, at 6-6, many fans are looking ahead to draft position. It's hard to blame them, as watching potential college draftees, is probably more fun than watching what the Colts have been doing week to week as of late.Today, Matt will go through the good, and bad from the Colts' Week 13 loss, the look ahead, and what needs to change in order to keep the Colts organization moving forward with all of their young talent.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts are not making things any easier on themselves as of late. After starting the season 5-2, the Colts have gone 1-4 in their last five games, and are all but out of the playoff picture at this point. This year's situation is almost exactly the opposite from a year ago where the Colts started the season 1-5, but battled back and go themselves a playoff berth, and a Wild Card win. Any way you look at it, these are two stints, over two different seasons in which the Colts have gone 2-9 under Frank Reich. This isn't to say that Reich is less than a very good coach, however, something is certainly amiss with the decisions, production, and issues throughout the team. The major issue this season, among others, has been special teams failures. Adam Vinatieri missed wide from 55 yards, sent a line drive that was blocked, and then a blocking failure allowed another to be blocked and returned for a touchdown that ultimately turned the tide in the Colts loss in Week 13. The Colts were up 17-7 in the third quarter, then allowed 24 unanswered points, and made plenty of mistakes along the way to hand the Titans a very important game for both teams. Jacoby Brissett has been bad for one reason or another over the second half of the season, and continued that trajectory in Week 13, after looking pretty good in the first half. The running game didn't do much Sunday, the defense gave up some big plays again, and there was some questionable decision-making in this one as well. The vision for Colts' fans has altered with this loss. Now, at 6-6, many fans are looking ahead to draft position. It's hard to blame them, as watching potential college draftees, is probably more fun than watching what the Colts have been doing week to week as of late. Today, Matt will go through the good, and bad from the Colts' Week 13 loss, the look ahead, and what needs to change in order to keep the Colts organization moving forward with all of their young talent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Colts fall to 6-6, and likely out of the playoff race with 31-17 loss to Titans

Chris Ballard and the Indianapolis Colts could not be more different than the days of the previous regime. For some fans it's too drastic of a flip in philosophy. For others, preaching patience to an eager fanbase becomes a common retort to those on the other side of the fence.`Once again, the Colts have largely been quiet in the early stages of free agency. They've re-signed Chris Milton, signed Pierre Desir to a 3-year deal, and though it hasn't been officialized by the team to this point, they have reportedly agreed to terms with WR Devin Funchess. Meanwhile, there are a few teams who have scooped up a litany of available talent in the first official 24 hours of free agency. The Packers, Jets, Bills, Titans, and Raiders have all been quite active thus far. As a result, most of those players many theorized would land in Indy have signed elsewhere. There is absolutely a healthy second tier of available free agents that the Colts could bring in some great additions to make their roster better overall, so people shouldn't be stepping out onto that ledge quite yet.Luke Schultheis joins Matt Danely today to discuss all of the above. They talk about who the Colts have signed, and what they think of the moves, who slipped through their grasp, as well as some names to keep your eyes on in the days ahead.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Ballard and the Indianapolis Colts could not be more different than the days of the previous regime. For some fans it's too drastic of a flip in philosophy. For others, preaching patience to an eager fanbase becomes a common retort to those on the other side of the fence. `Once again, the Colts have largely been quiet in the early stages of free agency. They've re-signed Chris Milton, signed Pierre Desir to a 3-year deal, and though it hasn't been officialized by the team to this point, they have reportedly agreed to terms with WR Devin Funchess.  Meanwhile, there are a few teams who have scooped up a litany of available talent in the first official 24 hours of free agency. The Packers, Jets, Bills, Titans, and Raiders have all been quite active thus far. As a result, most of those players many theorized would land in Indy have signed elsewhere.  There is absolutely a healthy second tier of available free agents that the Colts could bring in some great additions to make their roster better overall, so people shouldn't be stepping out onto that ledge quite yet. Luke Schultheis joins Matt Danely today to discuss all of the above. They talk about who the Colts have signed, and what they think of the moves, who slipped through their grasp, as well as some names to keep your eyes on in the days ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Colts largely quiet to start free agency; Who'd they miss, and intriguing available options

The Indianapolis Colts OT loss to the Houston Texans in Week 4 will not soon be forgotten. The final play that the Colts ran offensively, though, certainly does not sum up this game nor should it. Andrew Luck put up a massive stat line (40-62, 464 yards, 4 TDs) that should quiet those saying that his arm can't do this or can't do that due to some lack of arm strength.The Colts defense had themselves a game, too, despite the fact that the Texans finished with as many points as they did. They held the Texans' running backs, forced a turnover and held up in the red zone on some possessions just as they had through the first three games. The Colts offense did gift the Texans 14 points after all. With all of that clearly in the rearview mirror, Frank Reich's 4th-and-4 call to go for it, in his own territory has no shortage of opinions coming out. Of course I've got mine as well, but it goes less towards "should he have gone for it on 4th down in a tie game," and more in the direction of what was happening in the past few minutes of the game. Many will say that you put the ball in your franchise quarterback's hands when it counts, and that's a totally justified opinion. But, what about when the momentum isn't in his favor?If there's anything that really needs to be addressed in all of this, it's those saying "the Colts aren't going anywhere this year anyhow" IN WEEK 4. Last I checked, a tie is not a loss, and if the wins are the same come playoff time, that tie could come in handy. There are 10 teams in the AFC with a 2-2, or 1-3 record right now. Why couldn't the Colts earn a Wild Card berth this year? And do fans honestly think that nothing is worth it if the team isn't deemed "Super Bowl contenders" right now? That seems a little more than ridiculous to me.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts OT loss to the Houston Texans in Week 4 will not soon be forgotten. The final play that the Colts ran offensively, though, certainly does not sum up this game nor should it. Andrew Luck put up a massive stat line (40-62, 464 yards, 4 TDs) that should quiet those saying that his arm can't do this or can't do that due to some lack of arm strength. The Colts defense had themselves a game, too, despite the fact that the Texans finished with as many points as they did. They held the Texans' running backs, forced a turnover and held up in the red zone on some possessions just as they had through the first three games. The Colts offense did gift the Texans 14 points after all. With all of that clearly in the rearview mirror, Frank Reich's 4th-and-4 call to go for it, in his own territory has no shortage of opinions coming out. Of course I've got mine as well, but it goes less towards "should he have gone for it on 4th down in a tie game," and more in the direction of what was happening in the past few minutes of the game. Many will say that you put the ball in your franchise quarterback's hands when it counts, and that's a totally justified opinion. But, what about when the momentum isn't in his favor? If there's anything that really needs to be addressed in all of this, it's those saying "the Colts aren't going anywhere this year anyhow" IN WEEK 4. Last I checked, a tie is not a loss, and if the wins are the same come playoff time, that tie could come in handy. There are 10 teams in the AFC with a 2-2, or 1-3 record right now. Why couldn't the Colts earn a Wild Card berth this year? And do fans honestly think that nothing is worth it if the team isn't deemed "Super Bowl contenders" right now? That seems a little more than ridiculous to me. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Breaking down Colts Week 4, 37-34 OT loss to Texans

The Indianapolis Colts were set up to take control of the AFC South with a huge road win against the Houston Texans Thursday night, but their lack of downfield attack, and inability to stop the Texans' playmakers put them on the losing end of this 17-20 final.T.Y. Hilton was back in action, but was limited. The running game was effective, the defense was largely stout, and kept the Texans' running game in check for most of the night. However, the Colts' passing game was anemic at best. They completed only 4 passes to their wide receiver corps for the entire game, and failed to take any legitimate shots in attempt to break the game open when they held the lead.Additionally, the Colts remained steady with their running attack when they fell behind late in the game, and ultimately they were unable to take advantage of the opportunities they were presented. The Colts were excellent on third down, didn't commit a lot of penalties, but still only managed about 4.5 yards per play despite dominating time of possession.Deshaun Watson connected on big plays to Will Fuller V, and DeAndre Hopkins (2 touchdowns), and aside from a couple field goals, that was all it took to take down the Colts when so much of their game was good enough to take the victory.Today on the Colts Cast, Matt Danely dives in to the issues plaguing the Colts' offense, and how there's plenty of blame to go around between the receivers, Jacoby Brissett, and Frank Reich himself.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts were set up to take control of the AFC South with a huge road win against the Houston Texans Thursday night, but their lack of downfield attack, and inability to stop the Texans' playmakers put them on the losing end of this 17-20 final. T.Y. Hilton was back in action, but was limited. The running game was effective, the defense was largely stout, and kept the Texans' running game in check for most of the night. However, the Colts' passing game was anemic at best. They completed only 4 passes to their wide receiver corps for the entire game, and failed to take any legitimate shots in attempt to break the game open when they held the lead. Additionally, the Colts remained steady with their running attack when they fell behind late in the game, and ultimately they were unable to take advantage of the opportunities they were presented. The Colts were excellent on third down, didn't commit a lot of penalties, but still only managed about 4.5 yards per play despite dominating time of possession. Deshaun Watson connected on big plays to Will Fuller V, and DeAndre Hopkins (2 touchdowns), and aside from a couple field goals, that was all it took to take down the Colts when so much of their game was good enough to take the victory. Today on the Colts Cast, Matt Danely dives in to the issues plaguing the Colts' offense, and how there's plenty of blame to go around between the receivers, Jacoby Brissett, and Frank Reich himself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Colts lack of firepower fails them in Thursday night 17-20 loss to Texans

George Bremer

The Indianapolis Colts have finally got a week of practice in the books for the 2018 season. We knew that this season was going to be an interesting one with all of the youth, a new head coach, coordinators and position coaches and the return of Andrew Luck. Thus far there's been quite a bit to take in. We're seeing a very interesting backfield develop, the play on interior of the offensive line has been quite a pleasant discovery, Luck has been very accurate lately and is pleased with how his body is responding, the tight end group is a fun watch and the coaching has been a nice surprise as well.However, we've also noticed that the back end of the receiver position, as well as the receivers, is very touch and go. The tackles have been forced to have Jack Mewhort, Braden Smith and others in the rotation while Le' Raven Clark and Denzelle Good are the only bits of familiarity. This has taken snaps away from those guys at other positions while Anthony Castonzo and Austin Howard remain on the active/NFI list.The safeties are thin right now, and the linebackers are a fun bunch to watch with all of their youth, but actually have become a group of quick learners. Today our friend George Bremer joins me to dig in to everything that we've seen thus far. We go in a bit deeper on the positional aspect of camp, talk about some surprises that we've noticed, and how important this coaching staff is to the development and creation of the culture Chris Ballard is hoping to install in Indianapolis.The Colts go inside today for practice at 9am ET, and player availability will follow shortly after. We'll also be putting up the Day 5 audio a bit later in the day for you to catch up on.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts have finally got a week of practice in the books for the 2018 season. We knew that this season was going to be an interesting one with all of the youth, a new head coach, coordinators and position coaches and the return of Andrew Luck.  Thus far there's been quite a bit to take in. We're seeing a very interesting backfield develop, the play on interior of the offensive line has been quite a pleasant discovery, Luck has been very accurate lately and is pleased with how his body is responding, the tight end group is a fun watch and the coaching has been a nice surprise as well. However, we've also noticed that the back end of the receiver position, as well as the receivers, is very touch and go. The tackles have been forced to have Jack Mewhort, Braden Smith and others in the rotation while Le' Raven Clark and Denzelle Good are the only bits of familiarity. This has taken snaps away from those guys at other positions while Anthony Castonzo and Austin Howard remain on the active/NFI list. The safeties are thin right now, and the linebackers are a fun bunch to watch with all of their youth, but actually have become a group of quick learners.  Today our friend George Bremer joins me to dig in to everything that we've seen thus far. We go in a bit deeper on the positional aspect of camp, talk about some surprises that we've noticed, and how important this coaching staff is to the development and creation of the culture Chris Ballard is hoping to install in Indianapolis. The Colts go inside today for practice at 9am ET, and player availability will follow shortly after. We'll also be putting up the Day 5 audio a bit later in the day for you to catch up on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Breaking Down Week 1 of Training Camp | with George Bremer

How do the Colts see their wide receiving corps after the addition of Devin Funchess? What does the film tell us about Justin Houston and how he'll perform in Indianapolis? And what are the Colts' evaluations of the upcoming draft? All these questions are addressed in the latest Horseshoes with Holder.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How do the Colts see their wide receiving corps after the addition of Devin Funchess? What does the film tell us about Justin Houston and how he'll perform in Indianapolis? And what are the Colts' evaluations of the upcoming draft? All these questions are addressed in the latest Horseshoes with Holder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Horseshoes with Holder: What will Colts' newest additions offer to the roster, culture being built?

Every year the week before free agency people begin to make their wishlist. They want every 5 star player to come join the Colts and at discounted prices. This year the big names were Trey Flowers, Landon Collins and Le’Veon Bell. Although Ballard has preached that he does not like free agency, our 100 million dollars of cap space was too enticing not to dream about.As you might expect, like normal the Colts did not go out and make the splashy signings. Instead they remained as quiet as a mouse making only some re-signings and bringing in Devin Funchess from the Carolina Panthers. Funchess could not feel any more like a Chris Ballard signing. The 6’4” wide receiver looks to add an element that the Colts have been searching for over the last 8 years. He adds length and size to help spread the field from the speedy T.Y. Hilton. We saw what someone with size and athletic ability could do in Eric Ebron last year and Ballard has gone out and added another big body to help this offense. I would not be surprised to see Funchess explode onto the scene and have a career year with the Colts.Desir, Hunt, Glow, all familiar names to Colts fans and all back with the Colts. You could feel the excitement from the team as their old teammates return for another year. The locker room here in Indy is something to be excited about and something to be proud of. Ballard has done a good job at bringing in players he feels want to win and will fit the locker room. Ballard has a plan and he is sticking to it which is something that I believe goes under the radar. Ballard is not going for the splashy signings instead he is busy building a winner and a monster to fear here in Indy.George Bremmer of the Herald Bulletin joins me to discuss the Colts free agency strategy and what the impact of our signings has on our team and the coaching staff. Enjoy another episode of ‘The Stable’Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Every year the week before free agency people begin to make their wishlist. They want every 5 star player to come join the Colts and at discounted prices. This year the big names were Trey Flowers, Landon Collins and Le’Veon Bell. Although Ballard has preached that he does not like free agency, our 100 million dollars of cap space was too enticing not to dream about. As you might expect, like normal the Colts did not go out and make the splashy signings. Instead they remained as quiet as a mouse making only some re-signings and bringing in Devin Funchess from the Carolina Panthers. Funchess could not feel any more like a Chris Ballard signing.  The 6’4” wide receiver looks to add an element that the Colts have been searching for over the last 8 years. He adds length and size to help spread the field from the speedy T.Y. Hilton. We saw what someone with size and athletic ability could do in Eric Ebron last year and Ballard has gone out and added another big body to help this offense. I would not be surprised to see Funchess explode onto the scene and have a career year with the Colts. Desir, Hunt, Glow, all familiar names to Colts fans and all back with the Colts. You could feel the excitement from the team as their old teammates return for another year. The locker room here in Indy is something to be excited about and something to be proud of. Ballard has done a good job at bringing in players he feels want to win and will fit the locker room. Ballard has a plan and he is sticking to it which is something that I believe goes under the radar. Ballard is not going for the splashy signings instead he is busy building a winner and a monster to fear here in Indy. George Bremmer of the Herald Bulletin joins me to discuss the Colts free agency strategy and what the impact of our signings has on our team and the coaching staff. Enjoy another episode of ‘The Stable’ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

The Stable: How to feel about free agency

There is so much to say about what Andrew Luck has done for the Indianapolis Colts and their fanbase. None of us expected to be talking about THIS today though. In a decision that not only had people checking, and double checking to determine the accuracy of an Adam Schefter tweet, but maybe it was somehow a fake account, or maybe he'd been hacked, Unfortunately, it's accuracy was soon verified and Andrew Luck gave an impromptu press conference following the Colts' third preseason game to acknowledge that he had indeed decided to retire from the NFL after nagging injuries had built up, and the process of pain, rehab and then more pain and rehab had soured his love for the process.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There is so much to say about what Andrew Luck has done for the Indianapolis Colts and their fanbase. None of us expected to be talking about THIS today though. In a decision that not only had people checking, and double checking to determine the accuracy of an Adam Schefter tweet, but maybe it was somehow a fake account, or maybe he'd been hacked,  Unfortunately, it's accuracy was soon verified and Andrew Luck gave an impromptu press conference following the Colts' third preseason game to acknowledge that he had indeed decided to retire from the NFL after nagging injuries had built up, and the process of pain, rehab and then more pain and rehab had soured his love for the process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Colts Cast: Andrew Luck abruptly retires from NFL two weeks before Week 1

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