Jeffrey Gorman, JJ Stankevitz and Larra Overton look into why the Colts are having a quiet – some may say "boring" – offseason, and explain what really matters about the state of the team in 2024. Also with the Colts moving from Baltimore to Indianapolis 40 years ago, hear a story from longtime equipment manager Jon Scott about how the team packed up and left in the middle of the night in March of 1984.

Jeffrey Gorman, Matt Taylor and Larra Overton discuss the Colts' options as they prepare for Thursday's 2024 NFL Draft. The Colts currently hold the 15th overall pick, and the crew analyzes the team's approach to the draft, evaluating the current needs and strengths of the Colts' roster and debating whether the team will continue to prioritize perceived needs when making their draft selections.

Jeffrey Gorman, Matt Taylor and JJ Stankevitz break down DeForest Buckner's contract extension, and JJ sits down with the Pro Bowl defensive tackle to discuss staying in Indianapolis for a little while longer. The guys then chat through the start of the Colts' offseason program before Jeffrey and Larra Overton welcome longtime Colts left tackle Anthony Castonzo to the pod to catch up on his life after football.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz break down the Colts' move to re-sign Julian Blackmon, and Larra & JJ sit down with Blackmon to chat about his return to Indy. Then the gang answers listener questions about Anthony Richardson, the NFL Draft and the Colts' expansion into Europe.

The Official Colts Podcast is back this week as Larra Overton and Matt Taylor discuss Shane Steichen's comments on a potential return of Anthony Richardson who is expected to be fully healthy to begin the offseason workout program in a few weeks. We sit down for exclusive interviews with Steichen and general manager Chris Ballard in Orlando from the NFL Annual League Meeting. Finally, we wrap up the podcast by examining some rule changes that were approved this week, including the ban of the "hip drop" tackle and a significant change to kickoffs that will take effect in 2024.

Jeffrey Gorman & Larra Overton recap a busy week of NFL free agency, and hear from linebacker Zaire Franklin and defensive tackle Raekwon Davis, who both sat down with JJ Stankevitz and Matt Taylor after signing contracts with the Colts last week.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton & JJ Stankevitz break down the latest news and reports from the first stretch of the NFL's legal tampering period of free agency with the Colts and other teams in the AFC South.

Jeffrey Gorman, JJ Stankevitz and Casey Vallier react to the Colts using the franchise tag on wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. and talk through what it means for Pittman and the team in 2024. Then, Ben Solak from The Ringer joins Casey and JJ to break down Anthony Richardson and what to expect from free agency this year, and the gang downloads what they learned at the NFL Combine last week.

We're live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis! Time to preview the expectations for what Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen will say during their press conferences on Wednesday. Plus, NFL Network analyst and writer Daniel Jeremiah joins the podcast to talk about where the Colts are and looking at the 2024 NFL Draft class.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into the biggest questions the Colts will answer in the next few months, including the decision on Michael Pittman Jr., if a big splash is coming at wide receiver or tight end and what happens with Anthony Richardson's backup.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz digest the Chiefs' Super Bowl win over the 49ers and dive into how the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee is missing the mark with Reggie Wayne's Canton case. Then, JJ is joined by Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema to get the lay of the NFL land heading into a pivotal offseason for the Colts.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz celebrate award season by handing out hardware for their favorite plays, top players and biggest moments from the 2023 Colts season.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz dive into what the Colts can learn from the AFC and NFC Championships over the weekend, from the use of analytics to Patrick Mahomes being the final boss of the AFC. The crew also discusses the challenges of live TV broadcasts, appreciating the work of broadcasters Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen, and examines what's next for Michael Pittman Jr. in the coming weeks.

JJ Stankevitz and Larra Overton are joined by Colts radio analyst and longtime NFL coach Rick Venturi, who worked with Bill Belichick and Nick Saban with the 1994 Cleveland Browns, to reflect on the legendary careers of both coaches.

Jeffrey Gorman and Larra Overton recap the 2023 Colts rookies and their debut campaigns and their thoughts on Super Wild Card Weekend in the NFL.

The Colts 2023 season came to an end last weekend. Matt Taylor, Larra Overton and Bill Brooks lament their disappointment for the conclusion of the season and lay the groundwork for what's going to be a very busy offseason. The crew discusses what Shane Steichen and the players had to say in the locker room on the final day of the season and what offseason storylines they are most interested in following over the next few months.

The Colts take on the Houston Texans in a "win-and-in" regular season finale on Saturday night. Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier discuss where both teams have evolved since their week two battle, why CJ Stroud is one of the best young quarterbacks in the game, and what the Colts defense must do to limit the Texans' big plays in the passing game. Voice of the Texans, Marc Vandermeer, joins the podcast on Behind Enemy Lines to give us an idea of how the Texans have made a quick turnaround under first-year head coach DeMeco Ryans.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz draft the Colts players and coaches who've had a significant impact on the team's playoff push and look ahead to Saturday's win-and-in game against the Houston Texans. Tight end Kylen Granson sits down with JJ to chat about a big week in Indianapolis, his impressions of Gardner Minshew II and his foundation, KG's Kids.

The Colts return home this weekend as they welcome the Las Vegas Raiders for a critical week 17 game. Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier break down why the game holds so much weight in the Colts' playoff hopes and discuss the team's up-and-down nature heading into the season's final two games in "feast or famine." Colts safety Rodney Thomas joins the podcast to discuss the leadership role he's taking on in the secondary following the loss of Julian Blackmon for the remainder of the season.

JJ Stankevitz and Larra Overton sift through playoff scenarios, look at why the Colts have had an up-and-down month of December, and break down what Indy must do to earn a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

The Colts hit the road for the final time this season to battle the Falcons as Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier get you ready for game day. The guys debate some potential areas of concern heading into week 16 on "something or nothing" including the health of Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman Jr., slow starts the last few weeks, and some troubles on special teams. Lastly, the crew dives into reasons why the Falcons give the Colts some concerns despite their 6-8 record, and Colts running back Trey Sermon joins the podcast to reflect on his big game against the Steelers and what it's like preparing for games when you're not receiving many first-team reps in practice.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz wrap up the Colts' Week 15 win over the Steelers and look at where things are going in a suddenly-tight AFC South. The crew also looks at Pro Bowl cases for a few players and Pro Football Focus' Brad Spielberger hops on the pod to explain his short- and long-term optimism for Shane Steichen and the Colts.

On today's Official Colts Podcast, Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier get you ready for a pivotal game on Saturday between the 7-6 Colts and the 7-6 Steelers. The fellas look at some bold statements and decide if they're "all in" on those declarations going into an important game that holds several playoff implications. The guys discuss the Colts' struggles in the running game, the impact that Steelers' edge rushers Alex Highsmith and TJ Watt might have on the game, and the elite consistency of Michael Pittman Jr. on some "hidden figures" going into Saturday.

Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz sift through all the twists and turns of the AFC playoff race and look at a few areas where the Colts need to improve to solidify their shot at playing postseason football for the first time since the 2020 season. Also, the gang looks ahead to Saturday's pivotal matchup against the Steelers and goes in-depth on if Cincinnati chili is good or not.

The Colts hit the road again this weekend to face off against the 6-6 Cincinnati Bengals. Matt Taylor, Bill Brooks and Casey Vallier dive into the playoff implications, the battle of backup quarterbacks between Gardner Minshew and Jake Browning, the return of Grover Stewart to the Colts defense and Michael Pittman Jr.'s recent dominant play. The fellas breakdown the Colts' special teams play in Nashville last week with Tony Brown who made one of the plays of the game against the Titans.