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Luke somehow talks for forty minutes about a game that was horrible and further games to come, most of which will be horrible. He does this without doing any research or prior investigation of almost any kind. He shouts at one point despite being totally alone in a room.

Luke recaps all the week 17 games all by his lonesome, without any semblance of a plan, and talks about the Colts incredibly uninspired loss to the Raiders, recounts his time visiting the Chicago Bears stadium in a meaningless win over the New York Giants, and looks ahead to the playoffs.

Luke tackles the slate of games in the penultimate week of the 2021 season all by his lonesome, talking without any sort of direction about each of the games on the slate, and what he expects to see from each team going forward.

Luke is by himself today, talking about the Colts' big win in the rain on Sunday, along with How We Got Here and Where We're Going. Spends way too much time lamenting the state of the Miami Dolphins franchise and the trade rumors surrounding Deshaun Watson, and finally predicts a 10-7 finish for the Colts.

With lots to catch up on, the guys get up to speed on the never-dull month of August that the Colts endured, the Carson Wentz situation(s) and the notable cuts and roster decisions taking place around the league.

The guys come to you from the dead center of the offseason to catch you up on some news, talk about which current free agents will and won't get jobs, and finally, since nothing else is going, discuss the state of the AFC South and determine who the favorite to win the division crown in 2021 is.

Luke and Josiah recap the draft and see how well their mock drafts stacked up against the actual results, as well as look into the chaos that is the Aaron Rogers situation. Josiah's sister Faith also briefly joins the episode while Josiah uses the bathroom because Luke was too lazy to edit that part out.

In our first episode, we prepare for the upcoming draft with our own mock drafts, then talk best and worst offseason moves from the Colts and from around the league, and finally, hit a couple of teams that we're excited to see in 2021.