On today's episode, Zach Hicks of Stampede Blue helps recap another impressive victory for the Indianapolis Colts. In a must-win scenario to take the AFC South lead, Indianapolis won behind the arm of Jacoby Brissett. The Colts' QB sliced and diced the Texans' secondary when the run game wasn't working well, but the consistent use of it helped open up the play action pass game even more.

We talked through some other strong individual performances outside of Brissett as well. Zach Pascal is quietly taking over as the Colts' No. 2 wide receiver, while Eric Ebron woke up from his slump with a big day. Also, how about Justin Houston and Jabaal Sheard? Those two are working together really well right now for the Colts' pass rush.

Finally, we look ahead to the Broncos matchup for the first time. Will the disappointing loss against Oakland be a wake up call for this team to avoid future stumbles? I believe so, but what say you listeners? With Joe Flacco as Denver's QB, this should be a game where a double-digit victory should be the most ideal scenario. What should be the primary attack plan against Denver?

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On today's episode, Jake Arthur of Colts.com is back for his usual deep dive day on the podcast. This week, it's a positional breakdown of Colts vs. Texans, answering all the lingering questions of this matchup you might have.

First up, how do the Colts stop Deshaun Watson? Then, how should the Colts attack a wounded Texans defense? It's going to be a chess match at Lucas Oil Stadium, one that will come down to the final possession most likely.

Going across the field running through all the important positions, who holds the edge and where? Also, how huge is Darius Leonard's return to the Colts' defense? Hint: It's gigantic.

Finally, we close with Jake's prediction plus his three biggest keys to a Colts win on Sunday. This is a must-listen episode if you want to know all about this week's game from all angles!

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On today's episode, our weekly Crossover Specials on the network are back and this time we dissect arguably the biggest game of the season: Colts vs. Texans. Who holds the edge and where? It's certainly going to be one of the games of the week for Week 7.

Before we dive into it, the Jalen Ramsey trade broke right before recording. What does this deal mean for the AFC South, especially Indianapolis and Houston? It really cuts out Jacksonville for this year while the Colts and Texans fight for division supremacy.

Then, we bounce back-and-forth on Colts and Texans topics. How has Jacoby Brissett handled being QB1? Is T.Y. Hilton going to torch the Texans once again? Is Deshaun Watson the league MVP right now, or someone else? All of these questions and more are answered, so don't miss this one!

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On today's episode, George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin returns to go over all the latest news along with his thoughts on many Colts-related subjects.

First up, it's Texans week, and it's once more a critically important matchup. Should we expect Colts DC Matt Eberflus to play heavy man or zone scheme concepts versus Deshaun Watson? Also, will Jacoby Brissett air it out more this week?

Speaking of Brissett, does George believe he's seen enough from him to call him the long-term answer so far? And is this following a similar script to Kansas City, who won 10 games and still traded up for a QB (Alex Smith, Patrick Mahomes)?

Who has been the team MVP? Is it Frank Reich, Quenton Nelson, or someone else? We also talk about Braden Smith, who is quickly becoming a top 10 RT in this league.

Finally, we go over the 2019 rookie class before closing with how Indianapolis ended up in this situation five weeks in.

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On today's episode, Zach Hicks of Stampede Blue returns to help reassess where the Colts stand coming off an amazing win over the Chiefs. Their bye week couldn't have come at a better time in terms of injuries, but a huge slate is on tap this week and throughout the rest of the season.

Houston's own win over Kansas City sets up a huge showdown at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday. If the Colts are able to pull this one off, they will control their own density the rest of the way. Before we dive into that matchup, we go over many facets of the Colts' offense.

Is Jacoby Brissett the long-term answer for the Colts through 30 percent of the season? Zach's answer may surprise you. Also, this past week showed how dominant their offensive line truly is.

Finally, we go over the Texans game with our usual keys plus predictions. This is truly a must-win for Indianapolis if they want to host a playoff game.

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On today's episode, George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin is back to help go over the Colts' biggest win in the Frank Reich era. Following a 19-13 stunner in Kansas City, how does the season outlook change for this team? Bremer was there at Arrowhead Stadium for coverage, so he has plenty of takeaways.

Run the damn ball is truly a staple diet of the Colts' identity. After 97 rushing yards in the second half, 180 total, Indianapolis is embracing smash mouth football at the perfect time. It's the recipe that was needed in order to defeat KC's high-powered offense led by Patrick Mahomes.

Kudos to Colts DC Matt Eberflus, too. After criticism reached an all-time high, Eberflus responded by playing more man coverage than ever to beautiful results. The rookies on that side of the ball -- Khari Willis, Bobby Okereke, Rock Ya-Sin -- all had great outings simultaneously for the first time.

After diving deep into the amazing win for the Colts, we look ahead to the next few weeks. The Texans game after the bye is setting up to be the most important game of the season. If Indianapolis can pull off the win and move to 4-2, there's a real shot of starting 8-2 with the soft schedule afterwards.

Get hyped, Colts fans! This is by far the biggest win of the last few years!

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On today's episode, Jake Arthur of Colts.com helps go in-depth on the Colts vs. Chiefs primetime matchup. Indy will be very shorthanded, but is there any chance they can pull off a shocking result?

Going position-by-position, who holds the edge between the Colts and Chiefs? Patrick Mahomes is going to put up points, but so will Jacoby Brissett. This is a matchup where establishing the run will be of the upmost importance.

We close going over Jake's main keys to the game. Will the Colts pull off the miracle in Kansas City? Don't doubt them out just yet.

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On today's episode, our Locked On Crossover Special is back as Locked On Chiefs helps collaborate looking ahead to Sunday's game at Arrowhead Stadium. For the Colts to pull off the stunner in Kansas City, what needs to go down? We explained that, plus much more.

From the Chiefs' point of view, it's good to get to know their playmakers and scheme. Why is the Patrick Mahomes, And Reid led offense looking so unstoppable? Also, which Colts defender needs to be assigned Travis Kelce?

Justin Houston revenge game incoming? Let's hope so if the Colts want a chance alongside an emphasis on the rushing attack.

Finally, we close with our main keys and predictions.

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On today's episode, George Bremer of The Herald Bulletin is back to go over the Colts' loss against Oakland while looking ahead to Kansas City. Bremer hammered home some great points on many topics.

What exactly is wrong with the Colts' defense? Is it more player or scheme? Also, if this continues, does Matt Eberflus' seat feat warm? Bremer points to both points, but also says some sort of change needs to be made ASAP.

Eric Ebron had his worst game of his Colts career Sunday reverting to the Detroit version. This is a headline we should be following as it is Ebron's contract year. If these type of outings continue, will Chris Ballard pay up for him? I don't think so.

Finally, we look ahead to the Colts' primetime game with keys and predictions. Patrick Mahomes is good, but how good is he really? We compare Mahomes the best we can and what task he will be for this defense. Also, is this team built for a shootout? 

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On today's episode, Stampede Blue's Zach Hicks helps recap the Colts' stunning 31-24 home loss against Oakland. What exactly went wrong and what changes need to be made moving forward?

After the 14-0 quick deficit, Indianapolis seemed shellshocked and was never able to crawl back to a late lead. Jacoby Brissett's pick-six on the possible game tying drive officially ended the game.

Is the NFL figuring out Matt Eberflus' zone-heavy scheme? It sure seems that way as Derek Carr sliced through it for another efficient day. Eberflus' training camp words of seeing more "exotic looks" on defense is looking more like false hope than anything. Not good timing with Kansas City on tap next.

We run through the usual notes from Sunday outings before closing with the three keys and prediction for the next game at Kansas City. Do you trust the Colts in a shootout? That's what it will take against the Chiefs.

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