The Indianapolis Colts showed us all again why they are who they are this season. Rookies aren't active, other rookies can't make an impact and another, Malik Hooker, is now lost for the season. On top of all that, Chuck Pagano still has a job and he doesn't deserve it. The Colts have 3 coaches on their staff with head coaching experience and they still can't put a solid 4 quarters of football together. Changes need to come sooner rather than later for the sanity of the fan base, and the respectabiilty of the organization.

As the Indianapolis Colts prepare to host the Jacksonville Jaguars, the AFC South remains as open as opening day. The Colts and Jaguars have a ton to gain by putting impressive performances on the field, and with the division being so tight right now, they have just as much to lose. Laurie Fitzpatrick -- who handles the film room for Big Cat Country -- joins Matt Danely to discuss all of the underlying points for each club. The Colts will be challenging one of the league's best defenses with the hopes of taking large strides themselves on both sides of the ball.

With the recent news of Andrew Luck having a perceived setback and getting a cortisone shot in his shoulder, Jake Arthur joins Matt Danely to dig in to what it really means. Additionally, Matt and Jake talk about the running back situation the Colts will be facing with Robert Turbin likely experiencing a season-ending injury. There's also a lot of talk about the coaching staff failing to adjust in the second half of games, but what are they supposed to adjust to?

The Indianapolis Colts have been consistently held back by coaching, a lack of execution and they aren't taking advantage of key opportunities in order to take control of the game, or seal a victory. Today Matt Danely will go through the updated PFF grades, describe some of the more revealing statistics to showcase why they are in the position they currently find themselves. At 2-4, the Colts don't have much wiggle room anymore and will need to become proficient in these specific areas going forward.

Is there a specific reason for the Indianapolis Colts second half struggles? Chuck Pagano will take the vast majority of the heat - and he certainly deserves a healthy amount of it. But, Ted Monachino, Rob Chudzinski and the players also deserve their own share of these losses as well. The Colts are now 2-4 and seem to be declining despite looking like a real NFL team in the first half each week. Something has to change, and something has to change quickly.

The Indianapolis Colts have a lot going against them for Monday Night Football when they travel to the Tennessee Titans. First and foremost, if Marcus Mariota does play the Colts defense will have to have their best performance of the year in order to keep it close. But, when looking a little deeper their are some areas in which the Colts can -- if they execute at a high rate -- exploit and take advantage of the Titans weaknesses. Also Matt drops the latest Colts news, Andrew Luck updates and how healthy the Colts are heading into the game.

As we do occasionally, Matt Danely goes through Pro Football Focus' grades on the Indianapolis Colts. To say there are some surprises would be an understatement, while others more accurately depict what we're seeing on the field. Rashaan Melvin has been having a very solid season, the defensive line is getting their due, Jack Doyle and Ryan Kelly are being disrespected and the Colts linebacker corps is one of the worst starting combos in the league. The Colts really need their depth WRs to start to step up.

The Indianapolis Colts have gotten back into the win column largely due to T.Y. Hilton's ability to get open on big plays, and Marlon Mack's ability to create a play where none exist. Mack almost single-handedly breaks the Colts in to field goal territory in OT to help Adam Vinatieri kick the game winner. Jacoby Brissett is still doing some very nice things, but still has some improvement to be had and the chemistry between he and Kamar Aiken doesn't seem to be there quite yet. Kudos to the Colts defense, and Chuck Pagano can't quit with these ridiculous plays on special teams and in the red zone.

Despite the San Francisco 49ers being winless as the Indianapolis Colts prepare for their matchup, Kyle Shanahan was brought in to the club for a very good reason. His scheme is one of the most unique and creative in the league. The Colts will have to understand everything about what they are going to see Sunday if they expect to keep the 49ers under wraps. Mark Schofield joins Matt Danely to break down everything you need to know from an X's and O's standpoint of their offense, as well as how the Colts should go about defending it.

Being the backup to one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game can't be easy. Jim Sorgi and Curtis Painter join Matt Danely to discuss everything from what Manning's daily routine involved to his preparation for each game, to how he treated them, how the relationship evolved with Manning over time, his pranks, how they felt when first being introduces to him and the countless things he's done for the city of Indianapolis. Each of them give some great stories and you won't want to miss it.