Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle start by discussing Colts general manager Chris Ballard being relieved of his duties Monday after the Colts fell 26-20 to the Tennessee Titans. Jack shares the player mindset of someone getting let go in the middle of the season and what part may fall on the team. The two then dive into what's next for the Colts and how the season goes forward. Matt and Jack then talk about the Colts struggles in turning the ball over, and what the Colts must do to fix them. Finally, they discuss what leaders and captains must say and do to make sure the Colts don't let what happened during and after Week 6 impact team mentality.

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor break down the Colts 34-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 5. The two dive into the struggles they've noticed from the defensive side of the ball, including tackling and lack of takeaways. They also talk about red zone inefficiency in Pittsburgh and what the Colts can do going forward to ensure points aren't left off the board. Jack then gives his five-game report card of the offense and the need for explosive plays. Jack and Matt then dive into the Colts Week 6 game against the Tennessee Titans. Finally, Jack shares memories of playing alongside Adam Vinatieri, who will be inducted into the Colts Ring of Honor during halftime of Sunday's game.

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor recap the Colts 30-13 win over the Washington Commanders in Week 4. From a turnover to begin the game to the defense locking in, the two give their flowers to the Colts for finding a way to win. Jack highlights the performance of defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, and how the veteran has set the tone for the Colts defense thus far. They then dive into the Colts upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and how the offense will be able to handle the dominant front seven the Steelers have. To close out, Jack and Matt give their standout performers four games in and how each have set the tone for the offense and defense.

After the Colts' 19-17 win over the Houston Texans in Week 3, Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor break down what went well for Shane Steichen and his team. Jack shares player insight on the huddle, the feel of a close game like Sunday's, and the excitement players feel seeing each other on the same page. The two discuss how having a lights-out kicker like Spencer Shrader helps an offense and provides relief in one-score games. Jack and Matt then share their observations on the Colts defense, which improved noticeably in Week 3 after giving up the most yards and points in the league through the first two weeks of the season. The two wrap up the show by previewing the Colts matchup with the Washington Commanders in London, and Jack remembers his international games as a player.

Jack Doyle & Matt Taylor chew threw (literally) the Colts' 0-2 start by looking at how players are digesting a challenging beginning to the season, and what their mentality needs to be to pull out of losing their first two games. Jack and Matt also examine the Colts' issues on defense, look ahead to Sunday's game against the Texans and look back at some of Jack's memories playing the Texans.

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor return to digest the Colts' 41-23 season-opening loss to the Baltimore Ravens and look ahead to Sunday night's showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. The guys look at whether some of the issues that led to Week 1's loss are solvable problems or not, and Jack gets into his viewpoint of where the Colts' offense sits after just one game.

The Jack Doyle podcast returns for Week 1, with Jack and Matt Taylor looking ahead to what the Colts' 2026 season could look like with a healthy Daniel Jones – a remarkable development in its own right. Jack and Matt also discuss Alec Pierce, DeForest Buckner, Anthony Richardson Sr. and plenty more on the dawn of a new season of Colts football.

The Jack Doyle Podcast makes its return with special guest, former Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly.

They open the episode by discussing life after Ryan's retirement from the NFL (0:52), looking back on his college career at Alabama (4:43), followed by reflections on being selected in the first round by the Indianapolis Colts in 2016 (13:06).

Ryan shares insights into his lone season with the Minnesota Vikings during the 2025 NFL season (20:34), and later, Jack and Ryan switch into analyst mode to break down the current state of the Colts offensive line (27:25).

To wrap up the episode, they play a blind rankings game, debating the toughest defensive tackles Ryan faced throughout his career (37:24).

Former Colts tight end Jack Doyle is joined by his "favorite player," T.Y. Hilton, on a special offseason episode of the podcast to catch up about Hilton's official retirement from the NFL and some of his best memories from playing for the Colts. They begin by discussing the timing of Hilton's retirement announcement and his new job (1:24) before reflecting on Hilton's football journey (3:00). The duo reminisced on everything from their Sun Belt rivalry games in college and Hilton's FIU career (4:38) to Hilton's favorite moments of his decade of playing with the Colts (13:08), including Hilton's standout performance on the day his daughter was born (16:40). They get into what Hilton misses about playing in the NFL (18:50) before talking about Hilton's relationship with Reggie Wayne and how that impacted Hilton's own mentorship for younger players (23:38), and what it would mean for Hilton to be inducted into the Colts Ring of Honor (26:00).

Former Colts tight end Jack Doyle is back for a special podcast episode with longtime Colts left tackle stalwart Anthony Castonzo. The two teammates catch up on how AC got into football (0:55) and reflect on some of their favorite memories together (5:00). Jack and AC then chat about what retirement is like (12:40) before getting into the current state of the Colts to close out the podcast (21:34).

The Jack Doyle Podcast kicks off the offseason with Matt Taylor and Jack Doyle. Matt opens the show by asking Jack about the difficulty of locker clean-out day following the final game of the season (2:33).

The conversation shifts to Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon's message to fans and media, emphasizing the heightened sense of urgency moving forward (6:30) and Matt and Jack break down the key areas general manager Chris Ballard addressed with the media as the Colts head into the offseason and look ahead to 2026-2027 (17:50).

To close the show, Jack gives his overall grade for a defense that was heavily impacted by injuries throughout the season (22:48), before wrapping up with the latest edition of "You Don't Know Jack!" (41:00).

Special Edition of the Jack Doyle Podcast

Philip Rivers joins his former teammate Jack Doyle for a special edition of the Jack Doyle Podcast. Philip opens the show by explaining what motivated him to return to the game (0:51) and discusses how his familiarity with the playbook helped make the transition back much easier (7:36).

Philip compares his first start back in Seattle to his very first NFL start, reflecting on the similarities and differences between the two moments (10:43). From there, the conversation shifts from reflection to X's and O's, as the guys break down their favorite routes and concepts in the offense (16:30).

To wrap things up, Philip is asked if he thinks he could take Mo Alie-Cox in a game of hoops (22:50) and shares his appreciation on behalf of football fans everywhere for coming back and for the way he's consistently carried himself throughout his career (24:33).

The guys open this week's episode by recapping how Christmas went at the Jack Doyle household (1:20) and discuss how deflating it was to watch the Texans knock off the Chargers (3:38). Matt and Jack dive into the quarterback situation, including whether this may have been the final time we see Philip Rivers on the field and how they thought he performed (14:30). The conversation shifts to the possibility of Riley Leonard making his first career start (21:34) and to wrap things up, they break down the three biggest reasons the Colts fell short of the playoffs this season (31:36).

The guys open this week's episode talking about how great Christmas morning is. Jack and Matt talk about the tough loss on the National stage on Monday Night Football. They talked about the command of the offense that Philip Rivers had. Also, the guys talk about the hard truths about not having a consistent pass rush and about the balance to keep playing at a high level during this rough stretch. Lastly, they talk about balancing family life with Christmas and football.

The guys open this week's episode talking about what Jack thought about Philip Rivers making his return to the field for the first time since the 2020 season (2:26). Jack talks about how tough it is in the locker room following a tough loss like Sunday (12:00). Jack talks about how much he has kept in touch with Philip (7:54). Also, the guys highlight the impact that Laiatu Latu had on the game in Seattle (25:03) and lastly, the guys talk about how special it is to play on Monday Night Football. (32:11).

The guys open this week's episode with a discussion about the Colts signing Philip Rivers and how limited on the team's options were at quarterback (0:51). They break down the path that led Indianapolis to this point and why the move ultimately makes sense (2:56). Jack shares often he has stayed in touch with Philip over the years (7:54) and they highlight the cerebral nature of Rivers' game—his greatest distinguising trait throughout his career (10:40).

Finally, the conversation turns to the Hall of Fame. Every player hopes to be in the running one day, and with Rivers potentially becoming active again, he may be restarting his five-year eligibility clock, but as they note, that's simply who Philip is; he is willing to do whatever it takes to keep that passion and love for the game of football alive (26:00).

The guys open this week's episode discussing how frustrated the Colts' loss to the Texans left Jack. They reflect on the tough stretch the team is facing, having dropped three of their last 4 games. Jack talks about how difficult it is not to press when you're in a slump like the Colts are, especially with such a crucial game coming up this Sunday.

Matt and Jack break down what the defense needs to do to limit opponents' total plays, with at least one more week expected without DeForest Buckner. Lastly, they dive into the dreaded streak Colts fans are tired of hearing about, and the magnitude of playing in a place Indy hasn't won since 2014.

The guys open this week's episode discussing the tough road overtime loss the Colts had on Sunday to the Chiefs. They also dive into what a player like Jonathan Taylor forces defenses to do and the Chiefs put all the effort into shutting down the run and the guys look at the big picture common denominators from the 8 wins compared to the 3 losses. Matt and Jack look at the final 6 games, the Colts have 4 division games left and the importance of those games now down the stretch and lastly, the guys talk about what Thanksgiving is like for NFL players and coaches.

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. 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 and dive into how the players' bodies respond coming back from a bye week. Jack Doyle is joined by Colts right guard Quenton Nelson for an in-depth conversation 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.

The guys start by talking about how wild times can be as a player when you are in Pittsburgh last week then Berlin the next week. They double back and to recap the sloppy play from Pittsburgh with 6 turnovers. Jack Doyle talks about what is going through his mind getting ready to play a game overseas. Also, they discuss the globalization of the NFL. Lastly, Jack talks about how much the body is ready for the bye week when it shows up on the calendar,

The guys kick things off by talking about how the offense is clicking and how Jonathan Taylor deserves serious consideration in the MVP race. Jack Doyle talks about his annual birthday tradition — a staple he never misses. Next, the guys dive into what makes the offense so disciplined and how they're playing mistake free football. Later, Jack sits down with Colts rookie tight end Tyler Warren to discuss why tight end is the best position in sports. Lastly, Matt rejoins Jack to talk favorite Halloween costumes and top Halloween candies (39:05).

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.