From Center Grove to Lucas Oil Stadium: how rookie Caden Curry has navigated playing in the NFL | The Colts Show

On this week's episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by rookie defensive end Caden Curry. A native of Indianapolis, Caden discusses the lessons he's learned so far in his first year in the league. Caden dives into what his dad taught him about the game growing up and how he still uses some of those lessons today. He then shares how and why he plays the game as hard as he does, regardless of how the team is performing as a whole. Finally, Caden shares insight into making the team out of training camp, and what it means to play for his hometown team.

0:00 Pod Intro
0:53 Rookie year growths
3:21 Facing the Colts' offensive line
4:14 How Caden plays football
6:36 Play breakdown
7:50 Brian Mason's impact
10:23 Navigating the storm
12:06 Making his hometown team

On this week's episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann. Raimann opens up about veteran guard Quenton Nelson and shares what he's learned from him over the last few years as they've shared the front line of battle and Nelson's impact on him. Then, the Austrian native shares the work he does with The Raimann Family Foundation, which he and his wife started to support children facing serious illness.

0:00 Pod Intro 0:56 Quenton Nelson's impact 4:44 Bernhard on being a veteran 8:01 Arriving in Indianapolis 10:13 The Raimann Family Foundation 16:52 Teammates' involvement

On this week's episode of the Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by long time Sports Illustrated writer Peter King. The two begin with discussing the growing roles of women in football, especially that of Colts Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon. Peter shares his observations of the expanded opportunities in football women have had since he began working in the sport decades ago. Peter then talks about his first experience at the Hoosier Dome when the Colts moved to Indianapolis, and then details some of his favorite memories covering the sport in Indiana. Finally, Peter and JJ dive into the rise of high school girls flag football in the state and why Indianapolis is so underrated.

0:00 Pod Intro
0:55 Women in football
9:04 First time in the Hoosier Dome
11:31 Talking with Peyon Manning
17:33 Why Indianapolis is underrated

On this week's episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by voice of the Colts Matt Taylor. The two dive into what a gameday looks like for Matt from the radio booth and what preparation goes into calling a game. The Indianapolis native shares who his broadcasting idols were growing up and who he admires now. Matt then shares his advice for young and aspiring broadcasters as he goes through his path to the Colts radio booth.

0:00 Intro
2:28 Game preparation
6:37 Radio vs. TV announcing
9:17 Broadcast role models
14:25 The moment it hits
18:17 The origin of "Touchdown Indy"
21:21 Vocal prep
23:02 Matt's Indiana roots
25:19 Career advice
26:01 Matt's journey to now
32:28 Don't talk until you hear your favorite broadcaster

JJ Stankevitz sits down with Adetomiwa Adebawore to discuss his dominant start to the 2026 season, his impact on special teams and how coordinator Brian Mason has helped him grow in that role. Adebawore also shares what he's learned from DeForest Buckner, reflects on his football journey and wraps up the show with a game of Higher or Lower featuring his 40-yard dash time against other NFL players.

0:00 Pod Intro
0:45 Year 4 improvements
3:17 Special teams role
6:05 DeForest Buckner's impact
7:34 Adeboware's journey to the NFL
11:12 Higher or lower

Live from the Greenwood London, JJ Stankevitz, Charles Arbuckle, Larra Overton, Bill Brooks and Edgerrin James discuss the Colts' early-season performance, the path back into playoff contention and the culture that sets the franchise apart. The show wraps with fan questions from across the globe on travel, football and the Colts' growing international reach.

0:00 Pod Intro
2:50 Welcoming Bill Brooks and Edgerrin James
6:39 2026 Storylines
9:41 Edge on Jonathan Taylor
11:13 Building throughout the season
12:47 The kind of player Bill was
14:23 Growing the fandom
15:45 The family side
18:40 Unsung heroes in the building
22:20 Fan questions

Kicker Spencer Shrader joins this week's episode of the Colts Show to dive into everything from his ACL recovery to advice for English soccer star Harry Kane. Shrader shares how his recovery challenged him, and why the 61-yard field goal he hit in the preseason was more than just a kick for him. He also details his time playing soccer and his excitement to kick at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Week 4. Finally, he shares how he and his wife, women's soccer star Korbin Shrader, stay present in their marriage despite the distance from Indianapolis to France.

0:00 Pod Intro
1:00 Kicking in London
2:26 Injury recovery
6:00 Maintaining his role
12:25 The 61-yarder against New England
14:28 Making the 53-man roster
17:19 Soccer history
22:00 Advice to soccer star Harry Kane
23:26 Long distance marriage with Korbin Shrader
25:57 College highlights

JJ Stankevitz sits down with longtime Colts defensive tackle Grover Stewart for a conversation about how he's made it a decade in the NFL, his small-town roots and a trip down memory lane for the first number he ever wore, the first player he ever sacked and the first player he ever tackled in the NFL.

0:00 Pod intro
0:53 What it takes to play 10 years in the NFL
5:18 Appreciation for DeForest Buckner's return from neck surgery
8:30 Advice for young players
9:46 Roots in Camila, Georgia
12:37 Career trivia with Grove