Colts Bluezone Podcast

It was ugly, it was unconventional, it was a victory. Today on the podcast, producers Joe Hopkins and Matt Adams recap the Colts' 15-13 win over the Broncos, discuss what makes this win historic and how winning close bodes well for Indianapolis moving forward.

The Colts have a chance to extend their lead in the AFC South by taking care of business against the Broncos. Mike Chappell, Dave Griffiths and Joe Hopkins preview the game versus Denver, analyze the Colts' upcoming schedule and throw around some trade ideas before the deadline.

The Colts pulled out a win against the Texans Sunday and now take sole possession of the AFC South. Producers Joe Hopkins and Matt Adams breakdown the game, which featured career-high numbers from Jacoby Brissett and big stops from the defense when it counted.

Coming off a bye, the Colts host the Texans Sunday in a battle for the division lead. The Blue Zone crew breaks down the matchup and gives their two cents on some big moves that went down this week across the AFC South.

The Colts enter their bye week at a good time, as several key players are dealing with injuries. This week, the crew analyzes the team's first five weeks, names Indy's offensive and defensive MVPs, takes a look at their remaining schedule and breaks down what the Colts have to do to make the playoffs.

The Blue Zone crews breaks down the Colts' impressive win over the Chiefs and takes a look at how things stand in the AFC South as Indianapolis heads into their bye week.

After a frustrating loss to the Oakland Raiders, the Colts face the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs--and their unworldly quarterback Patrick Mahomes--on the road for Sunday Night Football.In this episode of the Blue Zone Podcast, FOX59/CBS4's Dave Griffiths and Mike Chappell look ahead as the already struggling (and shorthanded) Colts defense faces its toughest test of the season.Also: injury updates on Darius Leonard and T.Y. Hilton, a look at the team's depleted secondary, Eric Ebron's struggles, Vontaze Burfict's suspension, and more.

The Colts Blue Zone Podcast has expanded to Mondays in order to provide a timely recap of the weekend's game. This week, producers Joe Hopkins and Matt Adams breakdown the Colts' disappointing loss to the Raiders, and take a look at how things stand in the AFC South.

After defending home turf against the Falcons, the Colts host Jon Gruden's Raiders, who've dropped their last two games. We recap Indy's victory over Atlanta, preview their matchup with Oakland and detail a lengthy injury list plaguing the Colts.

In this episode of the Colts Blue Zone Podcast, Dave Griffiths and Mike Chappell of FOX59/CBS4 discuss the ongoing Adam Vinatieri saga, provide an update on the Colts' injury situation, look back at the Titans win, and preview the home opener against the Atlanta Falcons. Joe Hopkins takes the week off as Matt Adams fills in as producer.Follow us on Twitter:Dave GriffithsMike ChappellJoe HopkinsMatt AdamsColts Blue Zone

The Colts lost a heart breaker Sunday in Los Angeles. This week, the Blue Zone crew recaps last week's performance, previews the Colts' upcoming matchup with Tennessee and provide news and notes from the week.

The regular season is upon us! This week the Blue Zone crew discusses the Colts week 1 matchup with the Chargers, the contracts Indy handed out to a couple of quarterbacks, takeaways from the 53-man roster and they touch on the plethora of moves division foe Houston has made as of late.

I bet you can guess what this week's podcast is about... In addition to the monumental Andrew Luck news and what it means for the team going forward, the Blue Zone crew also discusses the last two preseason games of the year and the final 53-man roster as the deadline for cuts approaches.

Traditionally, the third preseason game has been the "dress rehearsal" game when teams give their starters the most amount of playing time ahead of the regular season. Head coach Frank Reich is bucking that trend and announced the Colts and Bears won't play their first-team players. Mike Chappell and Joe Hopkins discuss what we can expect to see in the game Saturday and why it is still significant. They also provide updates on Andrew Luck's injury, recap the Colts vs Browns game and breakdown a few roster moves.

This week, Mike Chappell and Joe Hopkins record the podcast from training camp at Grand Park, where the Colts host the Browns in their first of two joint practice sessions ahead of their preseason exhibition. However, the dominating topic remains Andrew Luck and his lower leg injury. The guys breakdown Chris Ballard's comments on Luck's "ankleish" area, recap the Colts' first preseason game against the Bills, and preview their upcoming game against Cleveland.

Colts football is finally back! This week we preview Indy's first preseason game of the year as the team travels to Buffalo. Mike Chappell and Dave Griffiths discuss who has been ruled out, how long starters will play and which players to keep an eye out for. The fellas also breakdown the D'Onta Foreman addition, give updates from training camp and check in on some injured Colts, including Andrew Luck and Jabaal Sheard.

After months of rest and rehab, Andrew Luck's calf is still a hindrance. With the franchise quarterback continuing to miss practice, we discuss where fans' panic meter should be and what an extended absence would mean for the roster. In addition, Mike Chappell and Dave Griffiths give their observations and updates from training camp, which include some newcomers turning heads and other key injuries.

Football. Is. Back. Veterans reported to training camp Wednesday as the team prepares for the start of the 2019 season. We have injury updates on some key players, league news that impacts Indianapolis, and we breakdown the Colts' top five training camp position battles, complete with predictions of who makes the roster.

The NFL is a business, and that aspect of the league has dominated the headlines recently. This week, we analyze the NFL owners' proposal to expand the season to 18 games, but cap each player at 16 games per year. We also discuss a report showing the Colts' game attendance has dropped significantly over the years, which Colts could make the case for a future hold out, and lighten things up by taking a look at the Colts' Madden ratings.

While we wait for reality football to start up again, let's talk some fantasy! Dave Griffiths and Joe Hopkins analyze the Colts' roster from top to bottom, which includes established studs like Andrew Luck and T.Y. Hilton, but also a few mid/late round prospects who could provide value to your fantasy team.