The Colts host the 1-3 underperforming Raiders. There is no reason why we shouldn't be 4-1 after week 5!

Colts fans week 4 didn’t go our way as Indy came up short against the Los Angeles Rams, but let’s be clear—this wasn’t all bad news. Yes there are players that mad big mistakes, but there were flashes of real promise on both sides of the ball, and this team continues to show the kind of fight and growth that proves they’re better than we thought they would be.

Week 4 is here, and we’ve got a big one on deck — the Indianapolis Colts heading out west to take on the Los Angeles Rams. The Colts are coming in looking to keep momentum rolling after a strong start, while the Rams are trying to prove they’re still a force in the NFC. We’re breaking it all down — matchups, keys to victory, and what this game means for Indy moving forward. Let’s get into it.

The Colts roll to their second blowout win of 2025, smashing the Titans and doing something they haven’t done since 2021. “Indiana Jones” has this offense firing on all cylinders, the defense is holding its own, and yet—Chris and Tom found one area Indy still needs to clean up.

The Colts are strumming into Nashville on a high note as a 2-0 team for the first time since 2009. The Colts look to go 3-0 against a Titans team that is struggling to generate any offense and can't stop the run, which the Colts are good at. We also make our NFL week 3 picks and Chris and Tom disagree on several big match ups.

The Colts are in the business of breaking old stats, they are 2-0 for the first time since 2009 when Peyton Manning was are starting QB. The Colts beat a very good Broncos team, needing a little bit of luck on the last play of the game. Chris and Tom were there to witness this instant classic.

In week 2 of the NFL season the Colts are aiming for their first 2-0 start since 2009, back when Peyton Manning was still under center. Their defense looks to have a favorable matchup against the Broncos’ offense, but the bigger question is whether the Colts’ offense can rein in Denver’s dominant defense.

The Indianapolis Colts finally broke their 11-year Week 1 curse, earning a long-awaited season-opening victory in front of their home crowd over the Miami Dolphins. On a day filled with both emotion and celebration, the win carried extra weight as the franchise honored the late owner Jim Irsay. We’ll break down how the Colts snapped the streak, the standout performances that fueled the win, and why this moment felt bigger than football—a tribute to Irsay’s legacy and a fresh chapter for Indianapolis.