Wide Receiver Competition & Joe Reitz On The Offensive Line

On tonight's Last Word, Matt Taylor and Jeffrey Gorman discuss what the Colts do next at quarterback with the retirement of Philip Rivers. The guys also discuss Marcus Brady taking over as offensive coordinator. Clark Judge from the Talk of Fame Network and Hall of Fame voter stops by to discuss Rivers' Hall of Fame candidacy, the chances of Reggie Wayne getting in this year and more.

Larra Overton and Matt Taylor discuss the retirement of Philp Rivers and the quarterback options for the Colts this off-season.

On this week's Colts Official Podcast, Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and Matt Taylor break down the Colts roster and key free agents.

0:00 – 6:46 Secondary changes/improvement needed this off-season.

6:47 – 9:56 Matt Eberflus' head coach candidacy with other teams this off-season.

9:56 – 19:10 – Linebacker depth heading into 2021, and some key in-house free agents that might not be with the team next season.

19:11 – 23:11 – Do the Colts have to draft a left tackle in April with Anthony Castonzo's retirement?

23:12 – 26:17 - What happens with DeShaun Watson in Houston?

26:18 – 30:04 - What happens with Marlon Mack and the Colts running back core this off-season?

30:05 – 34:20 - Do the Colts have enough wide receive depth heading into spring workouts?

34:21 – 37:40 - What does the draft evaluation look like with the traditional combine in Indianapolis not existing this year?

37:41 – End – Who do you have winning this weekend in the AFC/NFC Championship games?

The Last Word, the Colts' weekly off-season radio show, returns with Jeffrey Gorman and Matt Taylor. The guys recap Chris Ballard's end of season press conference, discuss Philip Rivers' 2020 season, and visit with Anthony Castonzo who announces his NFL retirement this week.

Indianapolis Colts General Manager, Chris Ballard, spoke with the media about the 2020 Colts season and looking forward to the upcoming 2021 season.

Matt Taylor visits with Colts right guard Mark Glowinksi to discuss the 2020 season, where he improved the most this season, and his hunger level this off-season for the 2021 campaign.

Matt Taylor goes one on one with Anthony Castonzo after he announced his retirement from the NFL after 10 years with the Indianapolis Colts.

Indianapolis Colts Left Tackle, Anthony Castonzo, spoke with the media about his decision to retire from the NFL after 10 seasons, all with the Indianapolis Colts.