Inside Football with Rick Venturi: Week 3 game plan and maintaining momentum against the Titans

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.