(00:00-27:35) – Charlie Clifford and Brendan King open Monday’s show by recapping the fallout of the Colts season ending loss to the Houston Texans, why Charlie thinks that Chris Ballard will definitively be back as the general manager of the Colts, and whether Jeff Saturday will have interest in going through the interviewing process of becoming the Colts head coach.

(27:35-42:33) – Legendary voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Charlie and Brendan following another loss by Mike Woodson’s team and explains what happened yesterday afternoon against Northwestern, what has happened with IU’s aggressive defense that fans saw last season, and where the Hoosiers are going to miss Race Thompson the most for however long Thompson is out with his leg injury.

(42:33-50:14) – Charlie, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison shift their conversation towards Myles Turner after his closeout performance against the Hornets last night, how the Pacers found a way to win late over the Hornets, and the improvement that the team has made in clutch games.

(50:14-1:16:25) – For the first time during the show, Charlie and Brendan open the phone lines to get answers on what fans want to see the Colts do at head coach, if Justin Fields would be the best quarterback in the draft if he was in this class, and producer Eddie Garrison shares his actual opinions on Sam Ehlinger.

(1:16:25-1:30:12) – With Jeff Saturday speaking at the podium during the show, Charlie, Brendan, and Eddie start highlighting some of the quotes from Saturday’s press conference along with what the Chicago Bears could do with the first overall pick.

(1:30:12-1:35:30) – Charlie and Brendan close out the second hour of the show by going back to the Indiana Pacers regarding their win last night over Charlotte, why the team should not trade Buddy Hield, and the type of ovations that Bennedict Mathurin is receiving.

(1:39:02-1:52:53) – ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw joins Charlie and Brendan to summarize the last eighteen weeks of the Indianapolis Colts season, what he felt like his job was this season as the host of the postgame show, and if thinks Sam Ehlinger proved that he can be a serviceable backup quarterback in the NFL in his three starts against Washington, New England, and Houston.

(1:52:53-2:11:51) – ESPN 100’s from Chicago in David Kaplan joins Brendan and Charlie to share his reaction on how the Chicago Bears were able to finish the season with the first overall pick, how likely is it that Bears GM Ryan Poles will move the first overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft to a team like the Colts, and if the Bears would want a pick based compensation for the first overall pick or a veteran player along with a draft pick.

(2:11:51-2:20:27) – The Athletic’s Stephen Holder joins Charlie and Brendan to close out the show to share what he took away from Jeff Saturday’s press conference, how Jim Irsay could sell a pairing of Chris Ballard and Jeff Saturday to the fan base, and if Saturday went into detail on what changes he would make if he was hired as the head coach.

(00:00-27:35) – Charlie Clifford and Brendan King open Monday’s show by recapping the fallout of the Colts season ending loss to the Houston Texans, why Charlie thinks that Chris Ballard will definitively be back as the general manager of the Colts, and whether Jeff Saturday will have interest in going through the interviewing process of becoming the Colts head coach.
(27:35-42:33) – Legendary voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Charlie and Brendan following another loss by Mike Woodson’s team and explains what happened yesterday afternoon against Northwestern, what has happened with IU’s aggressive defense that fans saw last season, and where the Hoosiers are going to miss Race Thompson the most for however long Thompson is out with his leg injury.
(42:33-50:14) – Charlie, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison shift their conversation towards Myles Turner after his closeout performance against the Hornets last night, how the Pacers found a way to win late over the Hornets, and the improvement that the team has made in clutch games.
(50:14-1:16:25) – For the first time during the show, Charlie and Brendan open the phone lines to get answers on what fans want to see the Colts do at head coach, if Justin Fields would be the best quarterback in the draft if he was in this class, and producer Eddie Garrison shares his actual opinions on Sam Ehlinger.
(1:16:25-1:30:12) – With Jeff Saturday speaking at the podium during the show, Charlie, Brendan, and Eddie start highlighting some of the quotes from Saturday’s press conference along with what the Chicago Bears could do with the first overall pick.
(1:30:12-1:35:30) – Charlie and Brendan close out the second hour of the show by going back to the Indiana Pacers regarding their win last night over Charlotte, why the team should not trade Buddy Hield, and the type of ovations that Bennedict Mathurin is receiving.
(1:39:02-1:52:53) – ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw joins Charlie and Brendan to summarize the last eighteen weeks of the Indianapolis Colts season, what he felt like his job was this season as the host of the postgame show, and if thinks Sam Ehlinger proved that he can be a serviceable backup quarterback in the NFL in his three starts against Washington, New England, and Houston.
(1:52:53-2:11:51) – ESPN 100’s from Chicago in David Kaplan joins Brendan and Charlie to share his reaction on how the Chicago Bears were able to finish the season with the first overall pick, how likely is it that Bears GM Ryan Poles will move the first overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft to a team like the Colts, and if the Bears would want a pick based compensation for the first overall pick or a veteran player along with a draft pick.
(2:11:51-2:20:27) – The Athletic’s Stephen Holder joins Charlie and Brendan to close out the show to share what he took away from Jeff Saturday’s press conference, how Jim Irsay could sell a pairing of Chris Ballard and Jeff Saturday to the fan base, and if Saturday went into detail on what changes he would make if he was hired as the head coach.

Join Jake Query on Indy's best sports midday show "Query & Company" on 93.5 & 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!

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!