Today’s Best Of Features:

(0:00-22:54) –ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query & Company on a Tuesday to provide some context on what it is like living in Florida during hurricane season with another hurricane set to hit Florida tomorrow. Additionally, he assesses if there will ever be a quarterback controversy between Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco, provides his take on what it would take for the Colts to fire Gus Bradley during the season, and believes Adonai Mitchell needs to do a better job at embracing physicality instead of avoiding it.

(22:54-35:29) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins Query & Company to highlight Bennedict Mathurin as a player that intrigues him with the NBA wanting to be officiated like FIBA, is really intrigued to see how the pairing of Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton looks this season since the two didn’t get to really play together at full health, and is really interested to see what James Wiseman looks like in extended minutes with no Isaiah Jackson tonight in the first preseason game. 

Today’s Best Of Features:
(0:00-22:54) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query &amp; Company on a Tuesday to provide some context on what it is like living in Florida during hurricane season with another hurricane set to hit Florida tomorrow. Additionally, he assesses if there will ever be a quarterback controversy between Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco, provides his take on what it would take for the Colts to fire Gus Bradley during the season, and believes Adonai Mitchell needs to do a better job at embracing physicality instead of avoiding it.
(22:54-35:29) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins Query &amp; Company to highlight Bennedict Mathurin as a player that intrigues him with the NBA wanting to be officiated like FIBA, is really intrigued to see how the pairing of Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton looks this season since the two didn’t get to really play together at full health, and is really interested to see what James Wiseman looks like in extended minutes with no Isaiah Jackson tonight in the first preseason game.

Join Jake Query and Jimmy Cook, the dynamic radio personalities behind the engaging sports midday show "Query & Company" on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.

Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as they deliver the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.

With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake and Jimmy will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!

Join Jake Query and Jimmy Cook, the dynamic radio personalities behind the engaging sports midday show "Query &amp; Company" on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.
Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as they deliver the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.
With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake and Jimmy will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!

Query & Company

Query & Company is on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan on Monday through Friday from 12PM till 3PM with Jake Query and others.

Query &amp; Company is on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan on Monday through Friday from 12PM till 3PM with Jake Query and others.

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Best Of Query & Company - Tuesday 10/8/24

(00:00-23:14) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison connecting the firing of Robert Saleh to Indianapolis. They wonder if he should be one of the top candidates to replace Gus Bradley if he is fired come seasons end.

(23:14-33:35) – After discussing the future of the Colts defensive coordinator, Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation to the Indiana Pacers with their (pre)season starting tonight. They debate on which two players benefit the most on the NBA sending out a memo to teams that they are trying to officiate the game like FIBA.

(33:35-42:11) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy comparing Anthony Richarson’s passing numbers vs Joe Flacco’s passing yards. They both mutually agree on something when it comes to the QB position for the Colts.

(42:11-1:05:17) –ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query & Company on a Tuesday to provide some context on what it is like living in Florida during hurricane season with another hurricane set to hit Florida tomorrow. Additionally, he assesses if there will ever be a quarterback controversy between Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco, provides his take on what it would take for the Colts to fire Gus Bradley during the season, and believes Adonai Mitchell needs to do a better job at embracing physicality instead of avoiding it.

(1:05:17-1:16:28) – The NFL conversation continues with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook speculating if Robert Saleh would consider signing with the Indianapolis Colts to join the defensive coaching staff. Additionally, they provide an update on what Saleh wants to do the rest of the season.

(1:16:28-1:27:02) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.

(1:27:02-1:51:16) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins Query & Company to highlight Bennedict Mathurin as a player that intrigues him with the NBA wanting to be officiated like FIBA, is really intrigued to see how the pairing of Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton looks this season since the two didn’t get to really play together at full health, and is really interested to see what James Wiseman looks like in extended minutes with no Isaiah Jackson tonight in the first preseason game. 

(1:51:16-2:02:01) – Earlier today the New York Jets fired Robert Saleh. Jake and Jimmy highlight some of his previous stops prior. Additionally, they discuss the individual statistics that some players have put up against the Colts this season and question whether they can count on the Colts defense to not let Will Levis cook against them.

(2:02:14-2:10:36) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

(00:00-23:14) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison connecting the firing of Robert Saleh to Indianapolis. They wonder if he should be one of the top candidates to replace Gus Bradley if he is fired come seasons end.
(23:14-33:35) – After discussing the future of the Colts defensive coordinator, Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation to the Indiana Pacers with their (pre)season starting tonight. They debate on which two players benefit the most on the NBA sending out a memo to teams that they are trying to officiate the game like FIBA.
(33:35-42:11) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy comparing Anthony Richarson’s passing numbers vs Joe Flacco’s passing yards. They both mutually agree on something when it comes to the QB position for the Colts.
(42:11-1:05:17) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query &amp; Company on a Tuesday to provide some context on what it is like living in Florida during hurricane season with another hurricane set to hit Florida tomorrow. Additionally, he assesses if there will ever be a quarterback controversy between Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco, provides his take on what it would take for the Colts to fire Gus Bradley during the season, and believes Adonai Mitchell needs to do a better job at embracing physicality instead of avoiding it.
(1:05:17-1:16:28) – The NFL conversation continues with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook speculating if Robert Saleh would consider signing with the Indianapolis Colts to join the defensive coaching staff. Additionally, they provide an update on what Saleh wants to do the rest of the season.
(1:16:28-1:27:02) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.
(1:27:02-1:51:16) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins Query &amp; Company to highlight Bennedict Mathurin as a player that intrigues him with the NBA wanting to be officiated like FIBA, is really intrigued to see how the pairing of Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton looks this season since the two didn’t get to really play together at full health, and is really interested to see what James Wiseman looks like in extended minutes with no Isaiah Jackson tonight in the first preseason game. 
(1:51:16-2:02:01) – Earlier today the New York Jets fired Robert Saleh. Jake and Jimmy highlight some of his previous stops prior. Additionally, they discuss the individual statistics that some players have put up against the Colts this season and question whether they can count on the Colts defense to not let Will Levis cook against them.
(2:02:14-2:10:36) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

Should the Colts hire Robert Saleh? Stephen Holder and Alex Golden join!

(00:00-21:40) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison hashing out their thoughts on another Colts loss in Jacksonville. They question the roster construction underneath Chris Ballard, explain why yesterday’s loss was concerning, and have a conversation about some of the “business decisions” that Adonai Mitchell has made in the last two games.

(21:40-31:39) – After critiquing the Colts in the previous segment, Jake and Jimmy highlight a couple of positives for the Colts. The first being where things are at right now with teams in wild card consideration and then Alec Pierce’s ability to make plays when the team needed someone to step up to make plays.

(31:39-41:31) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy answering Eddie’s question about this Colts team in connection to last year. Additionally, they highlight the Indiana Hoosiers becoming the first bowl eligible team and Purdue’s struggles continuing.

(41:31-1:05:02) –The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company on a Monday to share his thoughts on the Colts loss to the Jaguars yesterday. He examines the recent head scratching plays that Adonai Mitchell has made, highlights the lack of a consistent running game as one of the problems offensively yesterday, and states that he doesn’t think a change at defensive coordinator wouldn’t change much because most of the defensive coaches are disciples of Gus Bradley.

(1:05:02-1:18:17) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to recap the Indiana Hoosiers win over the Northwestern Wildcats. Don highlights the ability of the Hoosiers to move on to the next play after making a mistake as something that continues to stand out about the maturity of this team. Also, he labels Kurtis Rourke as the best quarterback that the Hoosiers have had since Antwon Randle El was playing for IU.

(1:18:17-1:27:15) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook having a serious conversation about the future of Ryan Walters at Purdue.

(1:27:15-1:50:38) – Jake Query and Jimmy Cook kick off the final hour the show by rehashing some of their thoughts of the Colts losing, once again, to the Jaguars in Jacksonville. Jake makes a comparison of Joe Flacco starting to someone else stepping up in theatre. Additionally, they have a conversation about whether they believe Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen are tied at the hip.  

(1:50:38-2:02:14) – For the first time today, Jake and Jimmy answer calls from listeners that are not pleased with the job that Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard have done so far this season. Additionally, they continue to drive the importance of this season being about the development of Anthony Richardson

(2:02:14-2:13:04) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

(00:00-21:40) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison hashing out their thoughts on another Colts loss in Jacksonville. They question the roster construction underneath Chris Ballard, explain why yesterday’s loss was concerning, and have a conversation about some of the “business decisions” that Adonai Mitchell has made in the last two games.
(21:40-31:39) – After critiquing the Colts in the previous segment, Jake and Jimmy highlight a couple of positives for the Colts. The first being where things are at right now with teams in wild card consideration and then Alec Pierce’s ability to make plays when the team needed someone to step up to make plays.
(31:39-41:31) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy answering Eddie’s question about this Colts team in connection to last year. Additionally, they highlight the Indiana Hoosiers becoming the first bowl eligible team and Purdue’s struggles continuing.
(41:31-1:05:02) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query &amp; Company on a Monday to share his thoughts on the Colts loss to the Jaguars yesterday. He examines the recent head scratching plays that Adonai Mitchell has made, highlights the lack of a consistent running game as one of the problems offensively yesterday, and states that he doesn’t think a change at defensive coordinator wouldn’t change much because most of the defensive coaches are disciples of Gus Bradley.
(1:05:02-1:18:17) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to recap the Indiana Hoosiers win over the Northwestern Wildcats. Don highlights the ability of the Hoosiers to move on to the next play after making a mistake as something that continues to stand out about the maturity of this team. Also, he labels Kurtis Rourke as the best quarterback that the Hoosiers have had since Antwon Randle El was playing for IU.
(1:18:17-1:27:15) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook having a serious conversation about the future of Ryan Walters at Purdue.
(1:27:15-1:50:38) – Jake Query and Jimmy Cook kick off the final hour the show by rehashing some of their thoughts of the Colts losing, once again, to the Jaguars in Jacksonville. Jake makes a comparison of Joe Flacco starting to someone else stepping up in theatre. Additionally, they have a conversation about whether they believe Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen are tied at the hip.  
(1:50:38-2:02:14) – For the first time today, Jake and Jimmy answer calls from listeners that are not pleased with the job that Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard have done so far this season. Additionally, they continue to drive the importance of this season being about the development of Anthony Richardson
(2:02:14-2:13:04) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

Colts lose in Jacksonville again. Mike Chappell & Don Fischer join!

Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-22:10) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company on a Monday to share his thoughts on the Colts loss to the Jaguars yesterday. He examines the recent head scratching plays that Adonai Mitchell has made, highlights the lack of a consistent running game as one of the problems offensively yesterday, and states that he doesn’t think a change at defensive coordinator wouldn’t change much because most of the defensive coaches are disciples of Gus Bradley.

(22:10-33:13) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to recap the Indiana Hoosiers win over the Northwestern Wildcats. Don highlights the ability of the Hoosiers to move on to the next play after making a mistake as something that continues to stand out about the maturity of this team. Also, he labels Kurtis Rourke as the best quarterback that the Hoosiers have had since Antwon Randle El was playing for IU.

Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-22:10) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query &amp; Company on a Monday to share his thoughts on the Colts loss to the Jaguars yesterday. He examines the recent head scratching plays that Adonai Mitchell has made, highlights the lack of a consistent running game as one of the problems offensively yesterday, and states that he doesn’t think a change at defensive coordinator wouldn’t change much because most of the defensive coaches are disciples of Gus Bradley.
(22:10-33:13) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to recap the Indiana Hoosiers win over the Northwestern Wildcats. Don highlights the ability of the Hoosiers to move on to the next play after making a mistake as something that continues to stand out about the maturity of this team. Also, he labels Kurtis Rourke as the best quarterback that the Hoosiers have had since Antwon Randle El was playing for IU.

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