(00:00 - 24:44) - The ghost of Jake Query lives in the studio as fill-in host Marc Dykton can't log in to his computer. World Series starts tonight with the Philadelphia Phillies vs. the Houston Astros. Thursday Night Football was slightly more exciting last night, though that isn't saying much. Brady falls two games below .500 for the first time in his career. Terry McLaurin and Stephon Gilmore should be an interesting duel this Sunday as the Washington Commanders take on the Indianapolis Colts. It's been over a year since some wide receivers have caught a pass from Sam Ehlinger. Jonathan Taylor will have to be on his A game if Sam Ehlinger can't get going.  

(24:45 - 29:59) - Morning Checkdown

(30:00 - 43:20) - Sam Ehlinger is looking to be the first quarterback since the 80's to win their debut game with the Colts. Ehlinger is trying his best to become a strong arm quarterback. The Colts need to have someone step up in this game against the Commanders to give him some support in his first career start. Kevin thinks there is a better chance that Chris Ballard is here next year than Frank Reich. This is the lowest the Colts franchise has felt since Luck retired.

(43:21 - 1:11:06) - Greg Rakestraw makes his weekly appearance on the program to hype up high-school football playoffs happening tonight. He has the call on Carmel vs. Westfield, a competitive matchup. Another big game happening tonight would be Ben Davis vs. Brownsburg. Talk transitions to Sam Ehlinger's start as the Colts QB, Rakestraw fortunately has called all of his NFL career passes so far in the pre-season. Rakestraw was surprised that Ehlinger got the call over Matt Ryan, though he suspects that the Matt Ryan injury report might be true. There can't be any expectations on Shaq Leonard this season given how all the games prior turned out. Tarik Glenn is entering the Colts Ring-of-Honor this weekend.  

(1:11:07 - 1:25:52) - Jim Irsay has been making appearances on Washington radio programs recently. Washington's fan base is all aboard the Irsay hype train right now. This is possibly the most positive PR that Irsay has had across the league in his time as an owner. Is all the good faith getting to Irsay's head? Irsay will have the mic at half-time with Tarik Glenn, does he make any comments live to Snyder? Callers start to give their opinions on all things Irsay, Ehlinger, and weather or not it is worth it to blow up the Colts. 

(1:25:53 - 1:30:22) - There was at least a chance that Matt Ryan could have heated up and made the Colts a playoff team. Ehlinger as quarterback seems more like a hail marry chance that things work out. Marc and Kevin think that there really wasn't any chance the Colts become a Super Bowl  

(1:30:23 - 1:58:01) - Radio play-by-play voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins the program and gives a look into what to expect from Ehlinger's first NFL appearance. A quick run over how to pronounce all the Colts players names. The Washington Commanders apparently have some difficult names to pronounce as well. Taylor believes that this Ehlinger change may be the spot that lights up the rest of this Colts team. Through seven games it is obvious that something needs to change about this team. Taylor draws a comparison between Sam Ehlinger and former IU Quarterback Peyton Ramsey as far as his potential goes. A big question is going to be if Ehlinger knows how to keep a bad play from getting worse and stopping turnovers. Taylor is not a fan of the 4 o'clock kick-off as it breaks routine. 

(1:58:02 - 2:06:12) - Pop Quiz

(2:06:13 - 2:15:32) - Marc, Kevin, and fill-in producer Sam give their locks for this weekends matchups surrounding College Football, NFL, and MLB.  

(00:00 - 24:44) - The ghost of Jake Query lives in the studio as fill-in host Marc Dykton can't log in to his computer. World Series starts tonight with the Philadelphia Phillies vs. the Houston Astros. Thursday Night Football was slightly more exciting last night, though that isn't saying much. Brady falls two games below .500 for the first time in his career. Terry McLaurin and Stephon Gilmore should be an interesting duel this Sunday as the Washington Commanders take on the Indianapolis Colts. It's been over a year since some wide receivers have caught a pass from Sam Ehlinger. Jonathan Taylor will have to be on his A game if Sam Ehlinger can't get going.  
(24:45 - 29:59) - Morning Checkdown
(30:00 - 43:20) - Sam Ehlinger is looking to be the first quarterback since the 80's to win their debut game with the Colts. Ehlinger is trying his best to become a strong arm quarterback. The Colts need to have someone step up in this game against the Commanders to give him some support in his first career start. Kevin thinks there is a better chance that Chris Ballard is here next year than Frank Reich. This is the lowest the Colts franchise has felt since Luck retired.   (43:21 - 1:11:06) - Greg Rakestraw makes his weekly appearance on the program to hype up high-school football playoffs happening tonight. He has the call on Carmel vs. Westfield, a competitive matchup. Another big game happening tonight would be Ben Davis vs. Brownsburg. Talk transitions to Sam Ehlinger's start as the Colts QB, Rakestraw fortunately has called all of his NFL career passes so far in the pre-season. Rakestraw was surprised that Ehlinger got the call over Matt Ryan, though he suspects that the Matt Ryan injury report might be true. There can't be any expectations on Shaq Leonard this season given how all the games prior turned out. Tarik Glenn is entering the Colts Ring-of-Honor this weekend.  
(1:11:07 - 1:25:52) - Jim Irsay has been making appearances on Washington radio programs recently. Washington's fan base is all aboard the Irsay hype train right now. This is possibly the most positive PR that Irsay has had across the league in his time as an owner. Is all the good faith getting to Irsay's head? Irsay will have the mic at half-time with Tarik Glenn, does he make any comments live to Snyder? Callers start to give their opinions on all things Irsay, Ehlinger, and weather or not it is worth it to blow up the Colts. 
(1:25:53 - 1:30:22) - There was at least a chance that Matt Ryan could have heated up and made the Colts a playoff team. Ehlinger as quarterback seems more like a hail marry chance that things work out. Marc and Kevin think that there really wasn't any chance the Colts become a Super Bowl  
(1:30:23 - 1:58:01) - Radio play-by-play voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins the program and gives a look into what to expect from Ehlinger's first NFL appearance. A quick run over how to pronounce all the Colts players names. The Washington Commanders apparently have some difficult names to pronounce as well. Taylor believes that this Ehlinger change may be the spot that lights up the rest of this Colts team. Through seven games it is obvious that something needs to change about this team. Taylor draws a comparison between Sam Ehlinger and former IU Quarterback Peyton Ramsey as far as his potential goes. A big question is going to be if Ehlinger knows how to keep a bad play from getting worse and stopping turnovers. Taylor is not a fan of the 4 o'clock kick-off as it breaks routine. 
(1:58:02 - 2:06:12) - Pop Quiz
(2:06:13 - 2:15:32) - Marc, Kevin, and fill-in producer Sam give their locks for this weekends matchups surrounding College Football, NFL, and MLB.

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