JJ Stankevitz is back for the third of four installments from Colts media day, with four players joining him on today's pod. The guys chat about things they've come to appreciate about living in central Indiana, how they draw inspiration from their favorite all-time athletes and plenty more (like Cam Bynum ripping an absolute dud of a pack of football cards).

0:00 Pod Intro
0:31 Cam Bynum
9:27 AJ Haulcy
18:39 Caden Curry
24:50 Jaylahn Tuimoloau

The guard, who has donned the horseshoe for eight seasons, has made the list three other years: 2020 (No. 29), 2021 (No. 33) and 2022 (No. 28).

Friday and Saturday, rookie linebacker CJ Allen returned to his hometown of Barnesville, Georgia, for a weekend of celebrations. Allen was honored Friday with a parade and hosted his 3rd Annual Free Youth Football Camp Saturday.

The team is scheduled to host 13 practices, all open to the public, at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana. Learn more at Colts.com/Camp.

In the second episode of Colts media day interviews, JJ Stankevitz is joined by Bernhard Raimann (0:24), Mo Alie-Cox (6:51) and Tanor Bortolini (13:47). The guys open up about fatherhood, their appreciation for living in Indiana and relationships with their teammates.

All multi-year members of the Colts, the players chat about heading into the 2026 season with lessons from previous years, and how those can help them as the Colts look to break a five-season playoff drought.

Running backs coach DeAndre Smith goes mic'd up at Colts minicamp for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at practice.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter was mic'd up at the Colts' 2026 Habitat for Humanity Panel Build.

JJ Stankevitz kicks off the first of four podcasts from the Colts' media shoots with conversations with tight end Tyler Warren (2:42), defensive end Laiatu Latu (7:14) and safety Jonathan Owens (14:07). JJ and the guys cover topics such as what each player has come to appreciate about living in Central Indiana, which staff member has helped them the most in their careers and plenty more.

Cam Bynum speaks with the media about the defensive backs' performance during OTAs and minicamp, his observations of rookie safety AJ Haulcy during the offseason program and his plans to return to the Philippines to train and support relief efforts in the wake of the recent earthquake.

Sauce Gardner spoke with the media on his goals for the 2026 season, his desire to help the team reach the playoffs and earn All-Pro honors and embracing a larger leadership role this season.

Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo speaks with the media to discuss the progress rookies CJ Allen and AJ Haulcy have made since being drafted, his thoughts on the team's cornerback group, including the advantages of having Charvarius Ward Sr. and Sauce Gardner and discusses what he's seen from the defensive line group.

Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter speaks with the media on what he's learned about wide receiver Ashton Dulin this offseason, competition and opportunities available for the wide receivers moving forward, insight on Daniel Jones' relationship with head coach Shane Steichen and why that connection is important to the Colts' offense.

Alec Pierce speaks with the media about the ankle surgery he underwent earlier this year and shares details on his rehabilitaiton process and expectations for returning to practice.

Jonathan Taylor speaks with the media to discuss preparing for the 2026 season, his desire to remain a Colt for life and why Indy has become a second home and thoughts on rookie running back Seth McGowan.

Quenton Nelson speaks with the media to discuss his mindset and motivation as he approaches season 9 in the NFL and shares his impressions of the Colts' young offensive linemen Jalen Farmer and Jalen Travis and their development so far in the offseason.

Head coach Shane Steichen meets with the media at the start of minicamp, providing updates on Alec Pierce and DeForest Buckner, outlining goals for the three-day camp, Daniel Jones' continued development, defensive changes and Owner & CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon being named to the Time100 Most Influential People in Sports for 2026 list.

Watch Daniel Jones speak with the media about his continued recovery, how close he feels to being back to his full self, the remaining steps in his recovery progression, the benefits he's gained from offseason 7-on-7 work and his expectations for Tyler Warren heading into his second NFL season.

Watch Ashton Dulin speak with the media at the start of minicamp about his opportunity to compete for increased reps at wide receiver, his mindset and approach to earning a larger role in the offense, his confidence in contributing on both offense and special teams and what has impressed him most about Daniel Jones this offseason.

Watch Arden Key speak with the media during minicamp about what drew him to the Colts in free agency, building relationships and camaraderie as one of the new additions to the defense, his early impressions of the rookie class and what it will take to earn a starting role along the defensive line this season.

Larra Overton steps in for this week's podcast and sits down with Colts center Tanor Bortolini for a look at what's made Jonathan Taylor dominant for years, what the special sauce of an offensive line room is in the NFL and plenty of Wisconsin talk.

0:00 Pod Intro
0:35 OTAs & offseason progress
2:27 O-line dymamics
4:11 What makes Quenton Nelson special
7:32 Jonathan Taylor, from Wisconsin to Indy
9:55 "The Wisconsin Waterfall"
13:13 Best dips, ranked

On this episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by Colts safety Hunter Wohler to talk about overcoming the season-ending foot injury that derailed his rookie campaign in training camp. Wohler opens up about the journey back to full health, what it means to be back on the field and how being a late-round draft pick still drives him every day. The conversation wraps up with a fun discussion about Midwestern tropes and some familiar regional stereotypes.

0:00 Pod intro
0:59 Getting back on the field
1:37 What is the most challenging part of the rehab process
3:12 Whether it hit him that he had a really good camp in 2025
4:20 How being a 7th Round pick shapes who he is
7:28 How he stayed engaged with what Lou and the defense were doing while he was sidelined
9:46 He never lost a football game while playing varsity football in high school
13:18 Blind ranking midwestern tropes

Head coach Shane Steichen speaks with the media during Week 2 of OTAs to discuss the Colts' addition of free agent quarterback Easton Stick, Daniel Jones' participation in seven-on-seven drills, the continued development of defensive end Laiatu Latu, improvements from tight end Tyler Warren and the ongoing competition within the wide receiver group.

Watch Tyler Warren speak with the media during Week 2 of OTAs on his offseason approach following his rookie season, building chemistry with the quarterbacks, steps he's taking to help his body for the demands of the NFL season and the lessons he's learned from the veterans in the Colts' tight end room.

Watch Laiatu Latu speak with the media during Week 2 of OTAs about his approach heading into Year 3, embracing a larger leadership role following the offseason departures of Kwity Paye and Samson Ebukam and his focus on finding ways to convert near misses after narrowly missing out on several sacks last season.

Follow the Colts rookie draft class through their introduction to the NFL. 2026 draft picks including CJ Allen, A.J. Haulcy and Jalen Farmer explain how they're learning from veterans and position coaches, leaning on one another, and embracing opportunity.  Colts coaches share insight on how they're preparing rookies to navigate the expectations and standards of the league and the franchise.