Colts Law w/ Lawrence Owen

I am joined by Journalist Aaron Wilson, who has covered the Houston Texans since 2015, to discuss the Texans offseason, and outlook for the 2021 NFL season.

The #NFL dropped the 2021 regular season schedule yesterday.

The Indianapolis Colts have 4...yes 4, primetime games!

I go over each week, game by game, and give a way too early record prediction.

The Colts have one of the toughest schedules outside their own division, in the entire NFL.

Against teams like: Seahawks, Rams, Ravens, 49ers, Bills, Buccaneers, Patriots, & the Cardinals!

The Indianapolis Colts have yet to replace 3 major starters on the team.

And a brand new Quarterback in Carson Wentz, who had a very bad season in 2020.

Combine that with so many top notch teams they play next year, could the Horseshoe actually have a disappointing NFL season in 2021?

I am joined by Stampede Blue's writer & Bleavin Colts co-host: Zach Hicks, as we discuss the growing 2021 NFL cap casualty list, and if the Indianapolis Colts GM: Chris Ballard will take advantage.

I am joined by special guest: Phillip B. Wilson!

As a veteran journalist for Sports Illustrated, Phillip has covered the Indianapolis Colts, and joins today's broadcast to go over Chris Ballard's previously frugal off-season's, and how this has set up the Colts for this years NFL season, that has turned out to be "Salary Cap Hell", for many.

He also goes through some locker room stories from Past Colts Super Bowls

Colts HC Frank Reich spoke before the media in anticipation of the upcoming NFL Combine, so Lawrence gives his assessment of the coach's statements.

I am joined by Tyler Steege of Eagles Brawl Podcast, to discuss the effect of the Carson Wentz trade, from the Eagles fan base/organization point of view!

He brings in some great insights, and was a great guest!

One could argue that the Colts have already had a massive off-season with the acquisition of Carson Wentz, but Lawrence details what Indy ought to do moving forward to give their new QB the weapons he needs to move the offense forward.

In the wake of Philips Rivers' announced retirement, Lawrence sorts through all of the options that will present themselves to the Colts to fill the void at QB once free agency season arrives.

With the 2021 NFL Draft on the horizon and an 11-5 season in the rear-view mirror, Lawrence examines what Indy ought roster moves the Colts ought to make in order to take that next big step.