(00:00-25:52) – Jimmy Cook and Brendan King open Tuesday’s show by discussing what should the Indianapolis Colts should do in the draft with their high pick, if they should explore starting a bridge quarterback for part of next season if they draft a quarterback, and what the offense should do with Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve.

(25:52-42:08) – WISH TV producer Petar Hood joins Jimmy and Brendan on today’s show to give his perspective on where the Vikings collapse ranks in the worst losses in franchise history, what Frank Reich is thinking watching this team from afar with the recent downward spiral, and what starting Nick Foles would bring to the team.

(42:08-48:07) – Jimmy and Brendan close out the first hour of today’s show with the breaking news of Mat Ishbia has purchased the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury franchises and look at his collegiate basketball career at Michigan State with Tom Izzo.

(48:07-1:12:09) – Coordinator of Radio Production for the Colts Radio Network in Casey Vallier joins Brendan and Jimmy to summarize how he felt witnessing the Colts blow a 33-0 lead to Minnesota on Saturday, how every member of the Colts organization is still putting their best foot forward to pick up a win on Monday night, and if the ability to spoil playoff hopes for the Chargers adds any energy to the team.  

(1:12:09-1:28:42) – Following their conversation with Casey Vallier, Jimmy and Brendan start discussing what the state of the Colts franchise is and how the focus of the Colts failure this season should be on Chris Ballard.

(1:28:42-1:36:08) – Jimmy, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison debate whether the Indianapolis Colts will bring back Chris Ballard because of the way the team has performed ever since the firing of Frank Reich.

(1:36:08-2:00:04) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of FOX59/CBS4 joins Jimmy and Brendan to weigh in on the epic collapse last Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings, if he thinks Frank Reich wants to get immediately back into coaching or wait a season or two, and if money would factor into getting rid of Chris Ballard or not.

(1:55:49-2:16:06) – NBA reporter from ESPN in Nick Friedell joins Brendan and Jimmy to break down the league wide implications that the Mat Ishbia acquisition of the Phoenix Suns brings, what he has seen from the Indiana Pacers so far through the first 30+ games of the season, and how the trades Kevin Pritchard has made the last five years have built up to this Pacers rebuild.

(2:16:06-2:23:25) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Brendan, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their best bets and discussing the official news of Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve.

(00:00-25:52) – Jimmy Cook and Brendan King open Tuesday’s show by discussing what should the Indianapolis Colts should do in the draft with their high pick, if they should explore starting a bridge quarterback for part of next season if they draft a quarterback, and what the offense should do with Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve.
(25:52-42:08) – WISH TV producer Petar Hood joins Jimmy and Brendan on today’s show to give his perspective on where the Vikings collapse ranks in the worst losses in franchise history, what Frank Reich is thinking watching this team from afar with the recent downward spiral, and what starting Nick Foles would bring to the team.
(42:08-48:07) – Jimmy and Brendan close out the first hour of today’s show with the breaking news of Mat Ishbia has purchased the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury franchises and look at his collegiate basketball career at Michigan State with Tom Izzo.
(48:07-1:12:09) – Coordinator of Radio Production for the Colts Radio Network in Casey Vallier joins Brendan and Jimmy to summarize how he felt witnessing the Colts blow a 33-0 lead to Minnesota on Saturday, how every member of the Colts organization is still putting their best foot forward to pick up a win on Monday night, and if the ability to spoil playoff hopes for the Chargers adds any energy to the team.  
(1:12:09-1:28:42) – Following their conversation with Casey Vallier, Jimmy and Brendan start discussing what the state of the Colts franchise is and how the focus of the Colts failure this season should be on Chris Ballard.
(1:28:42-1:36:08) – Jimmy, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison debate whether the Indianapolis Colts will bring back Chris Ballard because of the way the team has performed ever since the firing of Frank Reich.
(1:36:08-2:00:04) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of FOX59/CBS4 joins Jimmy and Brendan to weigh in on the epic collapse last Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings, if he thinks Frank Reich wants to get immediately back into coaching or wait a season or two, and if money would factor into getting rid of Chris Ballard or not.
(1:55:49-2:16:06) – NBA reporter from ESPN in Nick Friedell joins Brendan and Jimmy to break down the league wide implications that the Mat Ishbia acquisition of the Phoenix Suns brings, what he has seen from the Indiana Pacers so far through the first 30+ games of the season, and how the trades Kevin Pritchard has made the last five years have built up to this Pacers rebuild.
(2:16:06-2:23:25) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Brendan, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their best bets and discussing the official news of Jonathan Taylor being placed on injured reserve.

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

Join Jake Query on Indy's best sports midday show "Query &amp; Company" on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.
Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as he delivers 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 will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!