Matt Taylor and JJ Stankevitz sit down with Brent Jackson, the recipient of the inaugural Tony Dungy diversity coaching fellowship on the defensive side of the ball. Last month, the Colts announced the creation of the Tony Dungy Diversity Fellowship — a program designed to create more opportunities for diverse coaches to progress in their careers. Jackson discusses his coaching background, what he wants to get out of this opportunity with the Colts and where he can help the Colts defense this season.

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Meet Brent Jackson, Defensive Tony Dungy Diversity Fellow

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The Official Colts Podcast is back! Jeffrey Gorman, Larra Overton and JJ Stankevitz look ahead to the biggest storylines to follow on defense and special teams when training camp starts next week. Larra chats with D-line guru Eddy McGilvra, who's spent time training Laiatu Latu and Kwity Paye, about what to expect from the Colts' front in 2024. And the gang chats through maybe the Colts' biggest unknown – kickoffs – heading into training camp.

Official Podcast: Defense training camp preview w/D-Line Coach Eddy McGilvra

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In the final episode of "The Move," host JJ Stankevitz follows the immediate and long-lasting impact of the Colts' move from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984. How did the Colts get set up at an abandoned elementary school and manage to pull off the logistics of playing in Indianapolis in 1984? What did the city of Baltimore and its residents do in the wake of the Colts' shocking move? And how, over the last 40 years, did the Colts' move change the landscape of two American cities?

The Move | Episode 4: Aftermath

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In the third episode of "The Move," host JJ Stankevitz tells the story of the night of March 28, 1984. What sparked government officials to turn to the legal concept of eminent domain to try to keep the Colts in Baltimore? Why did the Colts feel the need to move in the middle of the night? And how, exactly, did a small group of people pack up and move an NFL team in less than 24 hours?

You'll hear remarkable stories from Jim Irsay, Pete Ward, Jon Scott, Rick Venturi, John Ziemann and others in the episode.

The Move | Episode 3: Mayflower

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Meet Brent Jackson, Defensive Tony Dungy Diversity Fellow

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