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(00:00-25:18) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Friday with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd highlighting what they want to see from Anthony Richardson in tomorrow’s preseason opener after watching C.J. Stroud struggle against the Patriots, explain why Richardson is most likely going to start week one considering how practices have gone and how players are starting to talk about him, and what James expects to see from the running backs this weekend without Jonathan Taylor and Zack Moss.
(25:18-42:58) – The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to explain what it was like going through the growing pains of developing Josh Allen, how Stefon Diggs has been around the team after the way things played out last season and to start this season, provides an update on Nyheim Hines, and what he’s expecting to see from James Cook this season as the lead running back with the Bills.
(42:58-50:14) – Jimmy and James close out the first hour of the show by continuing the Bills conversation in terms of where they rank within the AFC because of their inability to exceed expectations recently.
(50:14-1:19:57) – Host of The Podcast, Doug Lesmerises, joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to break down how people in Columbus took the news of the Big Ten expanding further, why he thinks the future of college football looks really good in his eyes when all the realignment has settled, how he expects the Big Ten to handle travel arrangements, and describes what Marvin Harrison Jr. brings to the table as a football player.
(1:19:57-1:32:23) – Jimmy, James, and producer Eddie Garrison come back from break and discuss the story that came out yesterday regarding Philip Rivers suiting up for the San Francsico 49ers if they were to make it to the Super Bowl.
(1:32:23-1:33:51) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jimmy and James promoting The Fan golf outing that is one week from today at the Back Nine.
(1:33:51-2:05:31) – Co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly appearance on the Fan Midday Show to share his perspective on the announcement this morning that Jake Query will be hosting Query & Company from 12p-3p and KB having a new partner in Andy Sweeney. After discussing the future of the morning show, Kevin explains why he thinks the preseason will allow Anthony Richardson to flourish compared to training camp, debate if Shane Steichen has earned the trust from Colts fans to know AR is ready to start week one, and what it would take for Steichen to surrender offensive play calling duties.
(2:05:31-2:16:34) – Jimmy and James continue their Colts conversation ahead of their first preseason game in Buffalo tomorrow afternoon. They talk about some of the players that have gone under the radar, who James is looking forward to watching in game action, and more.
(2:16:34-2:21:18) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing his MLB bets for tonight!
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(00:00-15:47) – The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to explain what it was like going through the growing pains of developing Josh Allen, how Stefon Diggs has been around the team after the way things played out last season and to start this season, provides an update on Nyheim Hines, and what he’s expecting to see from James Cook this season as the lead running back with the Bills.
(15:47-38:25) – Host of The Podcast, Doug Lesmerises, joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to break down how people in Columbus took the news of the Big Ten expanding further, why he thinks the future of college football looks really good in his eyes when all the realignment has settled, how he expects the Big Ten to handle travel arrangements, and describes what Marvin Harrison Jr. brings to the table as a football player.
(38:25-1:09:38) – Co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly appearance on the Fan Midday Show to share his perspective on the announcement this morning that Jake Query will be hosting Query & Company from 12p-3p and KB having a new partner in Andy Sweeney. After discussing the future of the morning show, Kevin explains why he thinks the preseason will allow Anthony Richardson to flourish compared to training camp, debate if Shane Steichen has earned the trust from Colts fans to know AR is ready to start week one, and what it would take for Steichen to surrender offensive play calling duties.
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(00:00-26:19) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Thursday with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook by voicing their opinions on what bringing in Kareem Hunt means to the future of Jonathan Taylor with the Colts. Additionally, they try to decipher why Chris Ballard would consider paying a veteran running back, but not the younger RB that Ballard traded up to get in the 2020 draft. Later, they predict how much money they expect Hunt and Dalvin Cook to receive when they sign with a team.
(26:19-39:27) – The Washington Commanders have been in the news for the last year because of their former owner Dan Snyder…now it’s because of comments made by head coach Ron Rivera regarding the coaching style of Eric Bieniemy and then walked those comments back. Jimmy and Brian share their opinion on the matter.
(39:27-49:35) – Brian and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by trying to make preseason games matter by guessing how many wins one team has over another based on the first week of preseason games.
(49:35-1:16:35) – Jimmy and James kick off the second hour of the show by playing some audio from Robert Saleh in the first episode of Hard Knocks on Tuesday night. Later, Aaron Torres of Fox Sports joins Jimmy and James on the Fan Midday Show to explain where he stands on Anthony Richardson starting week one for the Indianapolis Colts, if there is any significance with him starting the first preseason game, why Richardson really needs Jonathan Taylor out there this season, and identifies a couple teams that he would be willing to watch for the first quarter of the season every week.
(1:16:35-1:31:18) – Earlier in the show, Brian teased that producer Eddie Garrison had a bone to pick with Jimmy for something he did yesterday. Eddie plays the audio and tries to remind Jimmy of the curse that he puts on the Cincinnati Reds when he backs them. Then Jimmy and Brian discuss what it would take for them to root for the opposing team like baseball fans do when the opposing pitcher is throwing a no-hitter or perfect game.
(1:31:18-1:41:57) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing if either, neither, or both of Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson will be on the field for the Colts week one.
(1:41:57-2:10:39) – Radio Coordinator and In-Game Studio Host Casey Vallier of the Colts Radio Network joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook to share his opinion on either, neither, or both of Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson starting week one, what storyline has not received a lot of attention this camp because of the JT situation and Richardson development, and explains what he’s looking for this weekend in the preseason game against the Buffalo Bills.
(2:10:39-2:22:29) – Earlier in the show, Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie tried to make preseason games matter by guessing how many wins one team has over another based on the first week of preseason games.
(2:22:29-30:23) – Today’s show ends with Brian and Jimmy discussing the praise that Bryce Young received from Aaron Rodgers and the news of Phil Mickelson’s gambling struggles. Plus, the JCook Plays of the Day and a little bit of last night’s edition of Hard Knocks.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-14:37) – Aaron Torres of Fox Sports joins Jimmy and James on the Fan Midday Show to explain where he stands on Anthony Richardson starting week one for the Indianapolis Colts, if there is any significance with him starting the first preseason game, why Richardson really needs Jonathan Taylor out there this season, and identifies a couple teams that he would be willing to watch for the first quarter of the season every week.
(14:37-30:59) – Radio Coordinator and In-Game Studio Host Casey Vallier of the Colts Radio Network joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook to share his opinion on either, neither, or both of Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson starting week one, what storyline has not received a lot of attention this camp because of the JT situation and Richardson development, and explains what he’s looking for this weekend in the preseason game against the Buffalo Bills.
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(00:00-28:41) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Wednesday with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd discussing the depth chart listing QB1 as Gardner Minshew OR Anthony Richardson, dive into the latest rumors that Kareem Hunt is visiting the Indianapolis, and how the Jonathan Taylor situation is becoming more and more strange with him leaving the team earlier in the week to go get ankle treatment.
(28:41-45:04) – With the advancements of sports science, Jimmy and James touch on the science that Anthony Richardson has been working with to help improve his throwing mechanics. Additionally, James breaks down what he has seen from Richardson the last couple practices with the preseason starting this weekend for the Colts.
(45:04-47:52) – Jimmy and James close out the first hour of the show by highlighting their thoughts on what a potential Kareem Hunt signing would mean for Jonathan Taylor’s future this season.
(47:52-1:14:13) – Sam Gordon of the Las Vegas Review-Journal joins the Fan Midday Show with James Boyd and Jimmy Cook to dissect what he saw from Tyrese Haliburton in the Team USA exhibition match, how the players have seemed to buy into what Steve Kerr wants them to do offensively, if he expects any alterations to the starting five when FIBA starts, who has to perform well in the World Cup to show that they can help USA in the 2024 Olympics, and touches on the absence of Josh Jacobs at Raiders training camp.
(1:12:08-1:30:12) – The Athletic’s Alec Lewis joins James Boyd and Jimmy Cook on the Fan Midday Show to break down his latest piece regarding a training regime that is similar to baseball players that Anthony Richardson went through, how more players in the NFL are starting to have their own personal coaches (quarterback, trainers, psychologists, etc.), and how the Minnesota Vikings have operated since releasing Dalvin Cook.
(1:30:12-1:30:48) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jimmy quickly previewing the upcoming conversation he and James will have with Zach Osterman.
(1:35:55-2:01:04) – Zach Osterman of the Indianapolis Star joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to encapsulate the news from earlier in the week pertaining to the Big Ten adding Washington and Oregon, the impact expansion within the conference impacts the non-traditional sports of football and basketball, how concerned schools within the conference could be booted eventually, and how presidents can really ruin college athletics and turn fans away because of the product not being the same.
(2:03:36-2:14:32) – Earlier in the show, producer Eddie Garrison tried to start a debate with James regarding his agent being the main reason why the Jonathan Taylor situation has turned into the drama show it is in right now. They finally share their thoughts on the situation.
(2:14:32-2:18:16) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy asking Eddie why he didn’t share his winning bet during the show. Plus, the JCook Plays of the Day and a little bit of last night’s edition of Hard Knocks.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-17:58) – Sam Gordon of the Las Vegas Review-Journal joins the Fan Midday Show with James Boyd and Jimmy Cook to dissect what he saw from Tyrese Haliburton in the Team USA exhibition match, how the players have seemed to buy into what Steve Kerr wants them to do offensively, if he expects any alterations to the starting five when FIBA starts, who has to perform well in the World Cup to show that they can help USA in the 2024 Olympics, and touches on the absence of Josh Jacobs at Raiders training camp.
(17:58-33:03) – The Athletic’s Alec Lewis joins James Boyd and Jimmy Cook on the Fan Midday Show to break down his latest piece regarding a training regime that is similar to baseball players that Anthony Richardson went through, how more players in the NFL are starting to have their own personal coaches (quarterback, trainers, psychologists, etc.), and how the Minnesota Vikings have operated since releasing Dalvin Cook.
(33:03-57:28) – Zach Osterman of the Indianapolis Star joins the Fan Midday Show with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to encapsulate the news from earlier in the week pertaining to the Big Ten adding Washington and Oregon, the impact expansion within the conference impacts the non-traditional sports of football and basketball, how concerned schools within the conference could be booted eventually, and how presidents can really ruin college athletics and turn fans away because of the product not being the same.
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(00:00-26:38) – Tuesday’s show begins with Greg Rakestraw taking over the DriverHubler.com Studio. Rake gives us the latest from Colts camp, including the snap count between Anthony Richardson and Gardner Minshew. Plus, a report on Jonathan Taylor not being at camp today due to an excused absence. Also, Rake shares his thoughts on conference realignment.
(26:39-37:15) – We’re back from break with Rake talking more on the Colts and taking a phone call on an interesting signing by the Carolina Panthers that ties to the Colts.
(37:16-44:44) – Hour number one ends with Rake chatting with another caller on the state of the Colts defensive line.
(44:45-1:03:20) – Kyle Kirkwood of Andretti Autosport stops by to take us through his second win of the IndyCar season and where he and the team go from here.
(1:03:21-1:27:02) – Greg brings us back from commercial break by looking back at the show to this point, including our chat earlier about conference realignment. Plus, Rake shares his thoughts on a weak look by the Baltimore Orioles that surfaced yesterday.
(1:27:03-1:32:08) – Rake ends the first hour of the by taking some phone calls from fans on conference realignment, the Indy Eleven and the Baltimore Orioles.
(1:32:09-1:57:15) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 stops by to share the latest observations from Colts camp. Chap gives us the latest on the Jonathan Taylor saga and if its significant that JT wasn’t at camp today. Chap shares how it looks that the star running back is reportedly rehabbing his ankle injury away from the team. Chap talks on the latest that he’s seen from Anthony Richardson out at Grand Park and what it means for his prospects moving forward. Later, Chap talks on the large amount of participation we’ve seen from Shaq Leonard and how he’s looked so far.
(1:57:16-2:11:13) – The talented Curt Cavin of IMS and the NTT IndyCar Series joins the show to give us the latest on the series and look ahead to a monster weekend in racing including the Brickyard at IMS which marks the 30th year of NASCAR in Indianapolis.
(2:11:14-2:20:51) – Tuesday’s show ends with Greg asking Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Rake talks on the brawl over the weekend between the Guardians and the White Sox and mentions some local news as well.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(0:00-16:46) – Kyle Kirkwood of Andretti Autosport stops by to take us through his second win of the IndyCar season and where he and the team go from here.
(16:47-37:26) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 stops by to share the latest observations from Colts camp. Chap gives us the latest on the Jonathan Taylor saga and if its significant that JT wasn’t at camp today. Chap shares how it looks that the star running back is reportedly rehabbing his ankle injury away from the team. Chap talks on the latest that he’s seen from Anthony Richardson out at Grand Park and what it means for his prospects moving forward. Later, Chap talks on the large amount of participation we’ve seen from Shaq Leonard and how he’s looked so far.
(37:27-49:52) – The talented Curt Cavin of IMS and the NTT IndyCar Series joins the show to give us the latest on the series and look ahead to a monster weekend in racing including the Brickyard at IMS which marks the 30th year of NASCAR in Indianapolis.
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(00:00-28:43) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Monday with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook discussing the fight that happened Saturday night between Jose Ramirez and Tim Anderson in the Guardians/White Sox game. Additionally, they discuss how Shane Steichen can’t let the decision of Frank Reich to start Bryce Young to force him to start Anthony Richardson. The two debate whether Richardson should start or not.
(28:43-41:44) – Now that the Hall of Fame game is over and former players have been inducted into the Hall of Fame, there are now new players that are eligible to be inducted. One of those players is Andrew Luck. Brian and Jimmy discuss why Luck should not be inducted into Canton but feel like he should be inducted into the Colts Ring of Honor.
(41:44-47:25) – Brian and Jimmy conclude the first hour of the show by discussing the Big Ten adding Washington and Oregon to the conference in 2024 to up the school total to 18-teams. They debate if the conference would remove any teams.
(47:25-1:12:08) – Hour number two of the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook starts with the two and producer Eddie Garrison revealing which game show they’d want to go on most with NFL Family Feud airing the other night. Eventually they bring new reasonings as to why the Colts should or should not start Anthony Richardson. Finally, they try to characterize the addition of Kenyon Drake to the Colts running back room.
(1:12:08-1:27:45) – ESPN Senior College Football Insider Adam Rittenberg joins Brian and Jimmy on the Fan Midday Show to explain the fallout of all the teams moving out of the PAC-12 last week, if he envisions schools just being conference members in college football and not the other sports to maintain traditions/rivalries, and how television networks can really control who would be in a super league of college football teams like the NFL.
(1:27:45-1:35:55) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian and Jimmy sharing their thoughts on some of things that Adam Rittenberg said in the previous segment. Then they transition to what JuJu Brents was doing off the field prior to making his practice debut at training camp last week.
(1:35:55-2:03:36) – WTHR Sports Anchor Dominic Miranda joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook to highlight his favorite storyline from Colts training camp thus far, his expectation for who starts this weekend for the Colts in the preseason opener, and if he thinks Richardson would be ready to start the first preseason game this weekend in Buffalo.
(2:03:36-2:14:32) – Brian and Jimmy continue discuss the Indianapolis Colts in connection to something that Zaire Franklin said yesterday regarding Shaq Leonard’s optimism for week one. Brian compares the Colts situation to being hungry.
(2:14:32-2:20:44) – Today’s show ends with Brian sharing a Lionel Messi story and asking Jimmy for his JCook Plays of the Day along with Eddie’s MLB bets for the day!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-13:52) – ESPN Senior College Football Insider Adam Rittenberg joins Brian and Jimmy on the Fan Midday Show to explain the fallout of all the teams moving out of the PAC-12 last week, if he envisions schools just being conference members in college football and not the other sports to maintain traditions/rivalries, and how television networks can really control who would be in a super league of college football teams like the NFL.
(13:52-26:28) – WTHR Sports Anchor Dominic Miranda joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook to highlight his favorite storyline from Colts training camp thus far, his expectation for who starts this weekend for the Colts in the preseason opener, and if he thinks Richardson would be ready to start the first preseason game this weekend in Buffalo.
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