New Colts Cheerleader intro!

Micah Abraham Interview

Gus Bradley Interview

Not all Indianapolis Colts Training Camp tickets are free anymore!

Colts host the Arizona Cardinals, then go to the Cincinnati Bengals, to end training camp.

Colts 2024 NFL Training Camp begins Thursday, July 25th!

Practice times ramp up slowly of time, to get players bodies in football shape.

After the initial 3 days, players will probably then be in full pads.

Wednesday August 7th is Salute to Service.

Wednesday August 14th is the first chance to see Marvin Harrison Jr.!

What are your thoughts about the schedule, and charging ticket prices on certain days?

Indianapolis Colts Center: Ryan Kelly is the NFLPA Vice President.

Kelly is not on board for an 18 game NFL season.

How would losing another preseason game, to add another regular season game, effect the sport?

What would it take for the players to want to agree to an extended regular season?

Injuries can effect a player for the rest of their lives.

Ryan represents the players, even if it's against how he feels.

What do you think proper compensation to the players should be for an agreement?

I only looked at two things, then decided to do a true reaction show!

The Indianapolis Colts get a late bye week again, this time week 14!

No Thursday night football games, and only 1 primetime!

Indy does not have an out of country game.

Week 1 is a tough game vs the Texans, to break the opening game curse.

Half the Colts first 8 games are division games.

Hosting the Dolphins week 7 will be a big matchup!

Going to the Patriots could be a nasty weather game, but won't have the rivalry feel.

Week 16 versus the Titans could determine the schedule of the last 2 weeks.

This is assuming Anthony Richardson is the Indianapolis Colts starter the full NFL season.

In the RPO system, it is imperative to be able to block, to get more opportunities.

I have Alec Pierce over Adonai Mitchell, and Josh Downs, to be the Wide Receiver breakout player.

Out of 5 possible Tight Ends, I can see 2 having breakout potential.

Kylen Granson does so much, so well, he will be on the field the most.

Andrew Ogletree is who people hoped Mo Alie-Cox would turn out to be.

The Colts are deep with Tight Ends, but they've been hurt the past 2 seasons.

In what can only be described as a podcast version of a Progressive commercial, Fabs gets a lesson in technology, popular (and unpopular) phrases, and how not to secure a meeting with HR, while he schools us fantasy football prioritization.

Lindsay Rhodes and Michael Fabiano discuss which veteran players most benefited from the draft in fantasy, and which ones saw their value take a hit.

Plus… Fabs reveals his post-draft fantasy Redraft rankings. And Lindsay takes issue with a few.

Download and subscribe to the BLEAV Fantasy Football Show wherever you get your podcasts and follow Lindsay and Michael on twitter @lindsay_rhodes and @michael_fabiano.

The was a lot in 2023 that held back Anthony Richardson.

Right after being drafted, Anthony had to split 1st team reps with Gardner Minshew.

He was unable to get any reps with probably the best playmaker on the team: Jonathan Taylor.

He drastically improved from weeks 1 & 2, to weeks 4 & 5, in the 2023 NFL season.

He does not have those hurdles to deal with, coming into the 2024 season.

The difference between having Zach Moss, and Taylor, can not be understated!

The Indianapolis Colts have multiple explosive weapons for AR, he did not have last year.

I don't see Richardson's injuries, as him being 'injury prone'.

He has so many weapons around him, he will not need to run the football as much.

How good do you think Anthony Richardson will do this season?

The 53 man cuts for the Indianapolis Colts are going to be tough.

Elite edge pass rush was a need, and Laiatu Latu is definitely a home run.

Adonai Mitchell can absolutely be a dangerous weapon to the Indy offense.

Matt Goncalves is a power tackle, that probably won't do well vs speed rushers.

Tanor Bortolini is a smart, technically sound, center or guard. But needs to get stronger.

Anthony Gould is a burner. Return specialist, who could also back-up slot receiver.

Jaylon Carlies is a traditional body type for Chris Ballard, but needs work at linebacker.

Jaylin Simpson has a lot of versatility when playing defensive back.

Micah Abraham a lot of production, but not a typical Ballard move.
Jonah Laulu is a typical Ballard pick for 3 tech, but needs a lot of improvement in different areas.