Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down the Colts' 13-13 tie with the New England Patriots in the opening game of the preseason. The duo discuss what they each saw out of quarterbacks Anthony Richardson Sr. and Riley Leonard, as well as highlights from the rookie class on defense. They also break down the kicking competition between Blake Grupe and Spencer Shrader, who went a combined ⅔ on field goals.

Casey Vallier is joined by Colts Ring of Honor wide receiver Bill Brooks to break down the Colts' 2026 schedule.

The guys begin by discussing the Colts' trip to London to face the Washington Commanders, marking the team's third international game in the last four seasons (:21), then dive into the Colts' two primetime matchups — a Week 2 Sunday Night Football showdown at the Kansas City Chiefs and a Week 11 Thursday Night Football matchup against the Houston Texans (6:11).

Next, Casey and Bill examine how spread out the AFC South games are compared to previous seasons (12:16), identify what they believe is the toughest stretch of the schedule during the first five weeks (14:10) and discuss where the most favorable stretch of games could come for the Colts (15:22).

The episode wraps up with the guys sharing which matchup on the schedule intrigues them the most heading into the 2026 season (16:57).

Casey Vallier is joined by Colts Ring of Honor wide receiver Bill Brooks to break down the team's Day 3 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft and discuss why the roster looks stronger coming out of the draft.

They open with a look at fourth-round pick Jalen Farmer, a guard out of Kentucky (113th overall) (1:33). The conversation then shifts to linebacker Bryce Boettcher from Oregon, selected later in the fourth round (135th overall) (6:04).

In the fifth round, the Colts added defensive end George Gumbs Jr. from Florida (156th overall) (9:46) and break down sixth-round pick Caden Curry, a defensive end out of Ohio State (214th overall) (13:35).

The Colts wrapped up their draft with two seventh-round selections: running back Seth McGowan from Kentucky (237th overall) (18:03) and wide receiver Deion Burks from Oklahoma (254th overall) (21:44).

To close, Casey and Bill discuss how this draft class could impact the team heading into the 2026 NFL season (25:18), highlighting the potential these additions bring to the roster.

Casey Vallier is joined by Colts Ring of Honor receiver Bill Brooks and former Colts tight end and radio analyst Charles Arbuckle to break down the team's Day 2 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Colts selected linebacker CJ Allen out of Georgia in the 2nd Round (53rd overall), followed by LSU safety A.J. Haulcy in the 3rd Round (78th overall). The guys discuss how both players fit into the Colts' defensive scheme and look ahead to potential targets as the team enters rounds 4–7 coming up on Saturday.

Casey Vallier and Colts Ring of Honor receiver Bill Brooks react to the news that Daniel Jones has re-signed with the Colts. After placing the transition tag on Jones last week, Indianapolis was able to finalize a deal with its starting quarterback. Casey and Bill discuss how the offense found its rhythm during the first 10 weeks of the season and whether that unit, maintaining continuity with Daniel Jones, can return to the high level of efficiency it displayed early in the 2025 season.

Casey Vallier and Colts Ring of Honor receiver Bill Brooks react to the news that Alec Pierce will be returning to the Colts in free agency. The guys discuss Pierce's growth since being drafted out of the University of Cincinnati and what his return means for the Colts' offense in 2026, including how his role may evolve this season and beyond.

Instant Reaction returns with Casey Vallier and Colts Ring of Honor Wide Receiver Bill Brooks react to Adam Vinatieri being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They started off by talking about the resume of Vinny ultimately leading into the induction into Canton. (4:20) They guys discussed how impressive his almost 2 careers were with 10 years in New England and 14 years in Indianapolis (11:48) Lastly, Casey and Bill talked about how Reggie Wayne was left out of the Hall of Fame for the 7th straight season (12:32).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to discuss the results of Week 18 and the conclusion of the Colts' 2025 season. They begin by looking at rookie quarterback Riley Leonard's impressive performance in his first career start and Alec Pierce surpassing 1,000 receiving yards for the first time in a season in his career, as well as how valuable Pierce is to the Colts offense. Then, the guys take a broader look at how the season played out despite injuries to key players, and what the future looks like for the Colts.

Casey Vallier and Amanda Foster begin the podcast by looking at Philip Rivers' impact on the Colts, both on and off the field, over the last three weeks and discuss how much his presence has meant to everyone in the Colts organization (1:53). They break down Sauce Gardner's calf injury and his performance for the time he was on the field on Sunday (7:43) before getting into Ashton Dulin's big day and his importance to the success of the Colts' special teams unit (12:23). Finally, they close out by looking at the Colts' defensive performance on Sunday and taking a big-picture look at the 2025 season (15:33).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down Philip Rivers' first NFL game in five years, highlighting the 44-year-old's touchdown pass to Josh Downs and his overall command of the offense (1:30), along with an impressive performance from the offensive line (4:00).  The duo then discuss the Colts defense holding the Seahawks without a touchdown on Sunday (8:18) before diving into why Indianapolis ultimately fell short at Lumen Field (11:05). They wrap up with a shoutout to kicker Blake Grupe for his historic day (13:30) and close out the podcast by previewing the final three weeks of the regular season (16:48).

Casey Vallier & Bill Brooks open the pod by reacting to Daniel Jones' Achilles' injury with what we know now on Sunday night. Casey and Bill then look at a few other reasons why the Colts lost, 36-19, to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday before evaluating how Riley Leonard looked over his first three meaningful quarters in the NFL. Finally, the guys look at what's still ahead for the 8-5 Colts with four games left in the season.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to discuss the Colts' 20-16 loss to the Houston Texans, their first loss at home in 2025. The duo discuss the positives of Sunday's game, including Alec Pierce's stellar day (2:41) and Josh Downs' impact (6:34). They also touch on the Colts' solid defensive performance (7:18) before getting into an overall inefficient offensive performance (8:50) and the potential impact of Sauce Gardner's calf injury (12:02).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down the Colts' overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, starting with a few positives from the game including pass protection and Laitatu Latu and Germaine Pratt's impressive days. Then, the two dive into what went wrong in the loss, including penalties, late-game offensive struggles and the absence of the run game. They close out the episode by looking at the state of the AFC South.

Casey Vallier is joined by JJ Stankevitz, live from Berlin, to break down the Colts' stunning overtime winner against the Atlanta Falcons at Olympic Stadium. They discuss Jonathan Taylor's incredible day, with three rushing touchdowns and over 200 rushing yards, and how much his presence means to the Colts (2:17). They also get into Tyler Warren's strong performance (6:07), how the defense was able to step up and stop Michael Penix Jr. and the Falcons in the biggest moments (8:10) and Sauce Gardner's Colts debut (10:26) before closing out by shouting out special teams for their big day (12:37).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks hop on to discuss the Colts making a trade to acquire cornerback Sauce Gardner from the New York Jets in exchange for first-round picks in 2026 and 2027, plus wide receiver Adonai Mitchell. Gardner is a 2-Time 1st-Team All-Pro and was NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2022.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks discuss what went into the Colts' 27-20 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 9. They begin by highlighting a couple of impressive things from the Colts defense (2:54),  and Michael Badgley's two 50-plus yard field goals (9:26), as well as Alec Pierce's continued growth and reliability (12:16). They offer some perspective on the Colts' second loss of the season (15:18) before briefly previewing the Colts' Week 10 game in Berlin (19:32).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to go over everything that went into the Colts' 38-14 win over the Tennessee Titans, dominated by Jonathan Taylor's second consecutive three-touchdown game. The duo examine just how strong the Colts offense is (2:20) and how productive Taylor continues to be (6:15), as well as Daniel Jones' steadiness in the pocket (11:28). They also highlight Michael Pittman Jr.'s big day (13:25) and some impressive plays by the defense to secure the win (18:35).

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down the Colts' 38-24 win over the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium, starting with Jonathan Taylor's third three-touchdown performance of the season. Then they dive into how Daniel Jones is leading such an efficient and versatile offense, how the Colts' defense hung in to find a way to make big plays to help win the game and two big plays by Grover Stewart and Ameer Abdullah.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks discuss how the Colts beat the Arizona Cardinals in a tense, hard-fought 31-27 victory to improve to 5-1. They analyze Josh Downs and Jonathan Taylor's impressive days and the continued efficiency of the Colts' offense, as well as how the defense battled through injuries to embody the "next man up" mentality.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down yet another impressive Colts win, in which Jonathan Taylor scored three touchdowns and Daniel Jones continued to prove how well-equipped he is to lead the Colts offense. The duo also look at how the defense held the Las Vegas Raiders to just six points in the 40-6 victory, how the Colts are continuing to develop their identity as a powerful and efficient offense and more.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks take a look at the penalties and self-inflicted wounds that played a large part in the Colts' first loss of the 2025 season to the Los Angeles Rams. The pair breaks down what the Colts can improve upon going forward, while also taking time to recognize Tyler Warren's first career touchdown and other impactful players in all three phases of the game on Sunday.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks break down the many highlights from the Colts' dominant 41-20 win over the Titans, including Kenny Moore II's pick-six and Jonathan Taylor's three touchdowns. They examine Daniel Jones' proven ability to throw the ball downfield, the impressive showing by the Colts' defensive line, take a look at the AFC South standings and more.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks sit down to go over the Colts' thrilling Week 2 victory over the Broncos, highlighting Daniel Jones' continued success with the Colts and Spencer Shrader's clutch walkoff field goal. The pair also examine what Jones' presence in the pocket means for the Colts as a whole, Jonathan Taylor's impact vs. the Broncos both on the ground and as a pass-catcher, and more.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks analyze the Colts' first win in a season opener in 11 years, breaking down Daniel Jones' impressive debut in a Colts uniform as the Colts beat the Dolphins 33-8. They dive into the team's new-look defense under Lou Anarumo, Cam Bynum and Laiatu Latu's interceptions and discuss the impact of Jim Irsay's induction into the Colts' Ring of Honor.

Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks get together to discuss the Colts' preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals, in which players like Riley Leonard, Laquon Treadwell and Coleman Owen impressed. Casey and Bill also take a broader look at the Colts roster ahead of Tuesday, when the Colts will finalize their 53-man roster.