Quenton Nelson joins the pod & Chiefs preview | The Jack Doyle Podcast

The guys open this week's episode discussing the Colts vs. Falcons matchup in Berlin and what it was like watching an International game on TV (2:37). They also talk about how different the plane ride home must have felt for the Colts after a win versus the lthe Falcons after a loss (4:32) and dive into how the players' bodies respond coming back from a bye week (10:24). Jack Doyle is joined by Colts right guard Quenton Nelson for an in-depth conversation (31:42) and lastly, Matt and Jack talk about facing a tough Chiefs team that ranks 7th in both total offense and total defense, but has struggled winning one-score games this season (55:29).

The guys start this week's pod talking about how wild times can be as a player when you are in Pittsburgh one week and Berlin the next. (0:25) Then, they doubled back and recapped the sloppy play from Pittsburgh with 6 turnovers. (1:43) Jack Doyle talks about what was going through his mind getting ready to play a game overseas. (18:40) Also, they discuss the globalization of the NFL (28:36). Lastly, Jack talks about how much the body is ready for the bye week when it shows up on the calendar (32:23)

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor are back this week to break down the 6-1 Colts, who continue to lead the AFC South heading into Week 8.

The guys start by recapping the teams' professional, all-business win over the Chargers and debate if this qualifies as the Colts' signature win in the eyes of the national stage. (3:03) Next, they dive into the small details fueling one of the league's best top offenses this season (6:28) and how Shane Steichen has evolved as a play caller and a game manager in Year 3. (15:58) Lastly, Jack and Matt debate the Colts' MVP so far: Daniel Jones or Jonathan Taylor (17:35) and with the trade deadline approaching, ask: Should the Colts raise expectations and consider making a bold move? (22:53)

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor return this week with their breakdown of the 5-1 Colts after edging out the Arizona Cardinals. The fellas also discuss how the Colts executed to perfection in crunch time on offense and how Jack would have handled last-minute pre-game injury news of his teammates and the guys give their thoughts on the team's level of urgency to sign a backup quarterback following Anthony Richardson's scary injury.

Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle are back with their thoughts and analysis of the Colts' Week 5 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, and why it's so hard to win by 34 points in today's NFL. The guys also chat through what's real and sustainable from the Colts' strong start to the 2025 season, and then Jack sits down with former teammate and wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. for a special player-to-player conversation.

Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle are back after the Colts' first loss of the 2025 season, with the guys offering their views of what went wrong in Week 4's 27-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Jack breaks down some of the biggest moments from SoFi Stadium, but also some of the best things he saw the Colts do – even in a narrow defeat – the team can build on moving forward. Jack then dives into four Colts players that've impressed him – Tyler Warren is, of course, one of them – through the first four weeks of the season, and the podcast ends with Jack telling a story of getting cussed out by a Charlotte Bobcats player.

Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle are back with their thoughts on the 3-0 Colts, including how running back Jonathan Taylor is off to such an impressive start to the 2025 season. The guys look at a few things from the Colts' Week 3 win over the Tennessee Titans, too, before Jack sits down with former teammate and longtime Colts tight end Mo Alie-Cox for a conversation about playing the position, Tyler Warren and tight ends coach Tom Manning.

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.