(00:00-25:09) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts signing Daniel Jones to a 2-year $88 million deal with the potential to be worth $100 million. Jake also weighs in on Trey Hendrickson deciding to take an offer from the Baltimore Ravens instead of the Colts.   

(25:09-42:14) – The IndyStar’s Joel Erickson joins Query & Company to share what he knows right now about the Daniel Jones contract that was agreed upon an hour ago. Jake asks Joel if he believes the Colts waited to finalize the deal with Jones after Trey Hendrickson was off the board, explains some creative ways that the Colts can minimize the cap hit number between Jones and Pierce to give themselves some flexibility to sign other players, and provides an update on Nick Cross.

(42:14-49:14) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake Query welcoming callers onto the show to share their thoughts on the Colts signing Daniel Jones but missing out on Trey Hendrickson.  

(49:14-1:14:34) – Hour number two of Query & Company starts with Jake and Eddie continuing their debate as to whether Chris Ballard dodged a bullet by not paying Trey Hendrickson $25 million annually. Additionally, with the Pacers losing last night to the Kings, they now have the worst record in the NBA. How many Tankathon spins does it take for the Pacers to land the top pick?

(1:14:34-1:29:58) – Last night Bam Adebayo recorded the second most points in an NBA game in league history. How did Jake and Eddie feel about that performance considering the opponent and him taking 43 free throw attempts?

(1:29:58-1:37:12) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake playing a voicemail that he received last night from a listener.

(1:37:12-2:00:16) – ECR’s Christian Rasmussen joins Query & Company ahead of Sunday’s race to recap his performance in Phoenix, if he has talked to Will Power since their collision in the race that ultimately took him out of contention for the win, highlights how he has become so comfortable racing on ovals, and tries to compare Denmark to a part of the United States.   

(2:00:16-2:13:53) – Big Ten Network’s Bruce Weber calls into the show from Chicago to share his thoughts on where the Indiana Hoosiers and Purdue Boilermakers are at heading into the Big Ten Tournament. He gives his perspective as to why Purdue’s defense has regressed this season defensively, believes that Illinois and Nebraska are two teams that could defeat Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament, and gives his perspective on whether Miami (Ohio) should be in the NCAA Tournament if they don’t win their conference tournament.

(2:13:53-2:20:54) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query to preview his show!