Colts at a crossroads | Daily Update

Colts Happy Hour is back following a busy trade deadline that opens the door for several young Colts to step into bigger roles. Casey Vallier, Bill Brooks and Matt Taylor break down what the roster changes mean moving forward, while Rick Venturi offers his perspective on the Colts’ deadline moves and why Jonathan Taylor remains in Indianapolis. Deion Burks discusses his growing comfort in the offense, and Charles Arbuckle shares what he wants to see from the team’s young players as their opportunities increase. Plus, the latest injury report heading into Sunday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Casey Vallier and Colts Ring of Honor wide receiver Bill Brooks preview Sunday's matchup between the Colts and Miami Dolphins on Know Your Foe. They're joined by South Florida Sun Sentinel Dolphins beat reporter David Furones to break down Miami's ongoing rebuild, the impact of quarterback Malik Willis landing on injured reserve, and the key decisions that could shape the franchise's future heading into 2027.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colts Daily Update returns as Casey Vallier is joined by Matt Taylor and Larra Overton for another edition of Larra's List, breaking down the biggest storylines and locker room buzz from Week 10. Reggie Wayne speaks about the Colts' wide receivers and their chance to produce in the offense following the trade deadline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Doyle and Matt Taylor recap the Colts trade deadline, and how the departure of wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs opens the door for Deion Burks and Anthony Gould the rest of the season. Matt and Jack emphasize that there’s still a lot of football left to be played, and how the locker room can’t fall apart now. The two also highlight the growth of rookie defensive end Caden Curry, and how the hometown kid is taking advantage of each opportunity to take the field. Finally, they wrap up with “Jack Doyle’s extremely unnecessary life rankings.” 0:00 Pod Intro 1:49 Trade deadline reaction 3:04 Moving on from Keenan Allen and Josh Downs 5:03 Receivers stepping up 7:07 Jonathan Taylor remains a Colt 12:27 The rest of the season 19:48 Recapping Week 9 22:01 Inside the locker room 23:37 Spotlighting Caden Curry 26:20 Jack Doyle’s extremely unnecessary life rankingsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Casey Vallier and Matt Taylor recap the NFL trade deadline and deliver their verdict on the Colts' approach, breaking down the moves they made, the players who remained in Indianapolis and which members of the roster stand to benefit most from the team's new direction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inside Football with Rick Venturi returns as Matt Taylor and Rick Venturi discuss the Colts' fifth straight loss and the roster decisions that defined the team's approach at the NFL trade deadline. They examine why the Colts chose to move several players while keeping Jonathan Taylor, what that says about the organization's outlook and why the current locker room remains the foundation moving forward. Then they shift their focus to the Dolphins, breaking down the offensive and defensive blueprints the Colts need to get back on track against Miami.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Casey Vallier and Matt Taylor break down a busy NFL trade deadline, highlighted by Jonathan Taylor remaining in Indianapolis. The duo examines the Colts' decisions to trade wide receivers Josh Downs and Keenan Allen, discussing the reasoning behind each move and what the deals mean for the team's outlook moving forward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL trade deadline is in the rearview, and Jonathan Taylor remains a Colt. Casey Vallier and Bill Brooks react to a busy stretch for Indianapolis that included four trades, including two on deadline day, while discussing what Taylor's continued presence means for the franchise's direction moving forward. The duo examines how the Colts can accelerate their rebuild around Taylor, the emergence of Seth McGowan, the opportunities created for younger players, and how the team's growing collection of 2027 draft capital could shape the future. 0:00 Intro 2:00 Why Jonathan Taylor remains a Colt 4:33 How Taylor impacts the Colts' timeline 6:33 Seth McGowan's emergence 9:36 New opportunities after the deadline deals 15:00 Updated look at the Colts' 2027 draft picksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week’s episode of The Colts Show, JJ Stankevitz is joined by rookie defensive end Caden Curry. A native of Indianapolis, Caden discusses the lessons he’s learned so far in his first year in the league. Caden dives into what his dad taught him about the game growing up and how he still uses some of those lessons today. He then shares how and why he plays the game as hard as he does, regardless of how the team is performing as a whole. Finally, Caden shares insight into making the team out of training camp, and what it means to play for his hometown team. 0:00 Pod Intro 0:53 Rookie year growths 3:21 Facing the Colts’ offensive line 4:14 How Caden plays football 6:36 Play breakdown 7:50 Brian Mason’s impact 10:23 Navigating the storm 12:06 Making his hometown teamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Taylor hosts Colts Roundtable Live with head coach Shane Steichen to discuss the team's inability to finish late against the Cowboys and the continued impact of explosive plays on both sides of the ball. Later, Rick Venturi and Joe Reitz break down the biggest factors behind the loss, examine where the Colts must improve to snap their losing skid and look ahead to a Week 10 matchup with the Dolphins as Indianapolis searches for a much-needed win.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.