After not doing an episode last week, Caleb is joined by Cooper Morton to put a cap on the Phillip Rivers experience and look to what lies ahead this offseason for the Indianapolis Colts. They dissect what the in-game experience was like with a bigger turnout of fans than expected while also parsing through what this year of fandom meant to them with one game to go.

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In what might be the toughest loss to parse through of the season, Caleb tries to put in perspective Phillip Rivers' return and what it was like to watch him play Sunday afternoon. When there are chaotic times, we all remember moments within them. While Sunday reflects where the Colts are as a franchise, players can still be commended for their effort.

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During one of the darkest days in the history of the Colts Franchise, Caleb jumps on the podcast to deliver his raw and honest thoughts. It didn't even take the game to end before Caleb decided to do the podcast. How do the Colts begin to sift through what the achilles tear means to the team in the short term and long term? There will be so much to figure it out in the near future, but for now, Caleb tries his best.

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Caleb promises to deliver with this solo episode after the Colts disappointing loss to the Houston Texans at home. He proclaims that while it's easier to dissect what goes wrong after a loss rather than a win, he admits there isn't an easy reason to point to as to why the Colts lots this important divisional game. While the referees left a lot to be desired, is it time to accept bad refereeing as a part of the National Football League?

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Battling fog, traffic and sleep, Caleb describes his weekend visiting his friend and friend of the show Ryan Sierocki in Fulton, Missouri, before heading to Colts and Chiefs in Kansas City. Experiencing Arrowhead Stadium in a game with such high stakes made for a core memory. This episode is about continuing to push forward with the power of knowing what comes next is a clear view of how to learn and grow. It's what the Colts will need to do as the schedule gets tougher, it's what it might feel like to be graduating and not knowing what's next, and it was Caleb and Ryan driving to Kansas City through thick fog Sunday.

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A 9:30 start, a bloody-mouthed quarterback, breath-taking plays and the best running back eating good are just some of the memorable parts of the Colts' 31-25 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons. Caleb had to call in some Colts Collective members to help recap it all. Cooper Morton and Zach Carter share their favorite moments and the feelings of being 8-2 heading into the bye week.

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It was a sloppy game and a sloppy podcast, but some things are familiar. The Colts losing in western Pennsylvania, along with an Indiana Drive podcast episode taking place in Caleb's hometown, just as they had all of last year. Elijah Poe patiently waited for Caleb and Mo to get set up. The three of them patiently waited for the Colts' offense to show up all day. It never did. There were lots of metaphors in this episode despite no cold open, but with the trade deadline looming, is this an inflection point in the Colts' season? The trio discusses on another episode of Indiana Drive.

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It's starting to look like the type of season we will remember for a long time. Who better to reflect on cherishing special moments and nostalgia then friend of the show, Ryan Sierocki. He joined Caleb and Mo for pregame festivities in Indy over the weekend and comments on what gameday Mo is like and why you should use free will in your life. Then, Caleb and Mo walk through downtown Indianapolis after another blowout Colts win. Plus, maybe the loudest whistler in the history of whistling makes an appearance on the show.

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