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The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, returns this week with a breakdown of rookie minicamp. Matt Taylor and Casey Vallier break down what the minicamp experience involves and share key takeaways from the early practices. They're also joined by third-round draft pick Justin Walley, who offers his initial impressions stepping onto the field as a professional. Later in the show, Colts tight ends coach Tom Manning discusses how the team plans to utilize Tyler Warren this upcoming season, highlighting Warren's versatility, noting his ability to block, catch, and run as traits that make him a dynamic addition to the offense.

JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts Owner and Vice Chair Kalen Jackson to discuss the impact and importance of the Colts' "Road to 100" push to get girls flag football to be a fully sanctioned high school sport in Indiana, and why it's important to open more pathways for girls and women in football. JJ and Kalen also chat about Kicking The Stigma with May being mental health awareness month, and JJ also answers a weekly mailbag question about the competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.

Jeffrey Gorman is joined by legendary and longtime football coach Tom Moore for a dive into his career, which began in the 1960s and continues to this day with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Moore offers up stories from his 13-year tenure with the Colts, spent entirely with Peyton Manning behind center, and the 87-year-old dispenses a wealth of knowledge from his stops in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, New Orleans Saints, Colts, New York Jets, Tennessee Titans, Arizona Cardinals and Buccaneers.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, is back this week as Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor break down the team's eight-man draft class, highlighting which rookies could make an impact in 2025 and discuss current players most affected by the new additions. Plus, former Colts QB Philip Rivers joins the show to talk about sixth-round pick Riley Leonard—his fellow Fairhope, Alabama native—and shares insights into what makes Leonard a winning quarterback.

JJ Stankevitz sits down with Colts first-round pick Tyler Warren for a conversation about his mentality as a tight end, how he plays with violence on the field and why being a good teammate matters so much to him. Also, JJ runs through his thoughts on the Colts' draft class and debuts The Colts Show Mailbag with a question about an under-the-radar Day 3 draft pick.

Inside Football with Rick Venturi returns with a post-draft breakdown as Rick joins Matt Taylor to recap the Colts' eight-man 2025 draft class. Rick shares his overall impressions of the group, highlights potential rookie difference-makers, discusses which areas of the roster still need attention, and examines how this draft shapes the team's outlook heading into the fall.

Jeffrey Gorman sits down with Super Bowl winning Colts left tackle Tarik Glenn to reflect on his Ring of Honor career, playing with Peyton Manning (and diffusing a scrap between Manning and Jeff Saturday), and what he's up to now in his post-playing career.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks dive into the Colts' final five selections of the 2025 NFL Draft and how they fit: Iowa State tackle Jalen Travis, Kansas State running back D.J. Giddens, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard, Alabama defensive tackle Tim Smith and Wisconsin linebacker Hunter Wohler. The guys also take a holistic view of the Colts' entire draft and look around the AFC South at some of the biggest moves made in this year's draft between the Titans taking Cam Ward and the Jaguars trading up for Travis Hunter.

The Last Word, the Colts' offseason radio show, spends this week recapping the selection of tight end Tyler Warren with the 14th overall pick in the NFL Draft. The guys dive into Warren's versatility and explore the events that led to him being available when the Colts were on the clock. They also break down how Warren could fit into the offense next season and what his arrival means for the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.