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(00:00-26:10) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Friday with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison sharing some notes from today’s training camp where Anthony Richardson took all the first team reps and continue discussing the Jim Irsay tweet following a piece by Stephen Holder on EPSN.com where he said it wasn’t directed towards JT and the Colts haven’t offered an extension. Plus, they go over the rushing total for Jonathan Taylor per FanDuel Sportsbook.
(26:10-36:50) – Brian and Eddie shift their conversation to Anthony Richardson’s rush attempts. Eddie last segment compared JT’s rushing yards outlook to the Eagles/Falcons and this segment he compared his expectations for Richardson’s rushing attempts to Jalen Hurts.
(36:50-45:44) – Brian and Eddie round out the first hour of the show by listing their top three Colts with the most to prove. With the number of players that have something to prove, Eddie and Brian had one player in their top three.
(45:44-1:16:01) – Co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly stop on the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe to recap his observations at Colts training camp with Anthony Richardson taking all the first team reps, how the fans booed Gardner Minshew for an incompletion and cheered for a checkdown completion for Richardson, and then shares which three Colts have the most to prove in his eyes.
(1:16:01-1:30:02) – Each year there are seven new playoff teams in the NFL, so this sparks the idea for Brian to have him and Eddie try to go through the teams that did not make the playoffs last season, to make the playoffs this season.
(1:30:02-1:34:07) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian and Eddie going over some of the released Big Ten matchups that will be on NBC this season.
(1:34:07-1:59:54) – ESPN’s Stephen Holder joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to go over the piece he had last night pertaining to Jonathan Taylor’s future with the Colts with the two parties not having contract negotiations, debates whether this makes things worse for JT with the way the Colts are handling this situation, if there would be a trade market for Jonathan Taylor if he were to request for a trade, and provides his three Colts with the most to prove.
(2:05:48-2:17:30) – Earlier in the show Brian and Eddie provided seven teams that they thought would make the playoffs this upcoming season. They bring it back with a twist of picking teams that did make the playoffs this past year to not make the playoffs this postseason.
(2:17:30-2:21:00) – Brian and Eddie close out the final segment of the show choosing which rant was better between Davey Martinez and Brad Thompson. Plus, Brian asks Eddie for his MLB picks for tonight!
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(00:00-13:50) – Co-host of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly stop on the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe to recap his observations at Colts training camp with Anthony Richardson taking all the first team reps, how the fans booed Gardner Minshew for an incompletion and cheered for a checkdown completion for Richardson, and then shares which three Colts have the most to prove in his eyes.
(13:50-30:07) – ESPN’s Stephen Holder joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to go over the piece he had last night pertaining to Jonathan Taylor’s future with the Colts with the two parties not having contract negotiations, debates whether this makes things worse for JT with the way the Colts are handling this situation, if there would be a trade market for Jonathan Taylor if he were to request for a trade, and provides his three Colts with the most to prove.
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(00:00-27:45) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Thursday with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison questioning what Jim Irsay was thinking last night by firing off his tweet about running backs, how RB’s aren’t being compensated properly for the amount of work that they’re getting, and discuss the return of Shaq Leonard to the practice field yesterday for the Colts.
(27:45-41:05) – Brian and Eddie shift their conversation to another Colts player in Anthony Richardson because they like the comments that Richardson made yesterday after his first practice. They explain how crucial every single rep is for him considering the amount of pressure that’s on him at twenty-one years old.
(41:05-49:35) – The final hour of the show with Brian Noe highlighting something that he saw pertaining to the way C.J. Stroud and Davis Mills performed down in Houston during Training Camp yesterday. Additionally, he and Eddie ponder if the transition would be harder for Stroud or Anthony Richardson.
(49:35-1:15:15) – Colts beat reporter Nate Atkins of the Indianapolis Star joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison to share his thoughts on Jim Irsay’s tweet last night regarding running backs, how Jonathan Taylor looked as miserable as he’s ever seen yesterday, what they could do in order to make JT happy that isn’t financially motivated, and describes what he saw from Shaq Leonard yesterday in practice.
(1:15:15-1:31:54) – Brian and Eddie shift their conversation to the Netflix series that’s being produced by Peyton Manning that followed around Marcus Mariota, Patrick Mahomes, and Kirk Cousins because they debate which rookie QB would have the most interesting story. Plus, they hit on the quarterbacks that have turned down opportunities to be on the show.
(1:31:54-1:40:49) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian and Eddie discussing a quarterback trait that is vastly overlooked when you think of Patrick Mahomes and what makes him great.
(1:40:49-2:05:48) – Reporter, producer, and host with the Indianapolis Colts in Larra Overton joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to educate Eddie on which Saturday Night Live skits he needs to watch, the evolution of running backs being devalued in the NFL in connection with Jonathan Taylor, provides some hopeful yet realistic expectations from Anthony Richardson in his rookie season, and who she is rooting for the most to have a good season based off of circumstances that player could be in.
(2:05:48-2:22:24) – AFC South reporter Ben Arthur of Fox Sports makes an appearance on the Fan Midday Show to rank which rookie QB he would pick for the ‘Quarterback’ Netflix documentary, if the Jacksonville Jaguars are overrated going into the season, and how he feels like the Titans aren’t far behind the Jags in the AFC South.
(2:22:24-2:26:02) – Brian and Eddie close out the final segment of the show by sharing some of their favorite audio for today coming from Gardner Minshew and Joey Votto. Additionally, Eddie shares a couple MLB plays!
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(00:00-14:13) – Colts beat reporter Nate Atkins of the Indianapolis Star joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison to share his thoughts on Jim Irsay’s tweet last night regarding running backs, how Jonathan Taylor looked as miserable as he’s ever seen yesterday, what they could do in order to make JT happy that isn’t financially motivated, and describes what he saw from Shaq Leonard yesterday in practice.
(14:13-31:22) – Reporter, producer, and host with the Indianapolis Colts in Larra Overton joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to educate Eddie on which Saturday Night Live skits he needs to watch, the evolution of running backs being devalued in the NFL in connection with Jonathan Taylor, provides some hopeful yet realistic expectations from Anthony Richardson in his rookie season, and who she is rooting for the most to have a good season based off of circumstances that player could be in.
(31:22-40:40) – AFC South reporter Ben Arthur of Fox Sports makes an appearance on the Fan Midday Show to rank which rookie QB he would pick for the ‘Quarterback’ Netflix documentary, if the Jacksonville Jaguars are overrated going into the season, and how he feels like the Titans aren’t far behind the Jags in the AFC South.
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(00:00-27:02) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Wednesday with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison guiding the ship and open the show by discussing the comments made by Chris Ballard regarding Jonathan Taylor’s contract extension, what Michael Pittman Jr. said regarding an extension, and try to decipher Justin Herbert’s contract extension by trying to figure out how much money is guaranteed.
(27:02-44:56) – Brian and Eddie continue their conversation around Justin Herbert’s contract extension because they try to decide why the Chargers would want to extend him without winning a playoff game and connect the stats that Herbert has put up in his career with two former Indianapolis Colts quarterbacks.
(44:56-50:20) – The final hour of the show with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison on the Fan Midday Show is spent with the guys talking about how wild it is that either Michigan or Harbaugh negotiated his four-game suspension.
(50:20-1:12:35) – Charlie Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Enquirer joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe joins the program to highlight how the Justin Herbert contract extension impacts the Joe Burrow extension, how he would rank the fan favorite players between the Bengals and Reds, reveals what he heard regarding how great of a player Elly De La Cruz could be, and if he believes that the Reds could finish first in the NL Central.
(1:12:35-1:28:09) – Brian and Eddie shift their conversation to the Buffalo Bills with Damar Hamlin returning to the first for the first time since that traumatic event last year in Cincinnati. They debate whether the Bills will cut him or if they keep him for this upcoming season.
(1:28:09-1:36:22) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian revealing how much running backs got paid 15-20 years ago compared to quarterbacks. Additionally, they discuss position value has changed so much over the last 5-10 years.
(1:36:22-2:00:57) – James Boyd of The Athletic joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to recap what he saw today at the first practice of Colts training camp, if he sees Jonathan Taylor missing any games in connection to wanting a contract extension, predicts some numbers for Colts players, how running backs are going to constantly be in lose-lose situations contractually, and shares a hot take regarding who the best cornerback on the roster could be.
(2:00:57-2:13:05) – OBJ has hinted at possible retirement already, which makes Brian and Eddie reflect on his career while predicting the numbers that he could possibly put up with the Ravens. Additionally, they touch on MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s contract being extended through 2029.
(2:13:05-2:22:25) – Brian and Eddie close out the final segment of the show by recapping how great of a day it was yesterday for their bets along with the crazy endings to some MLB games. Eventually they share their bets for the day too!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-12:56) – Charlie Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Enquirer joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe joins the program to highlight how the Justin Herbert contract extension impacts the Joe Burrow extension, how he would rank the fan favorite players between the Bengals and Reds, reveals what he heard regarding how great of a player Elly De La Cruz could be, and if he believes that the Reds could finish first in the NL Central.
(12:56-26:53) – James Boyd of The Athletic joins Brian Noe on the Fan Midday Show to recap what he saw today at the first practice of Colts training camp, if he sees Jonathan Taylor missing any games in connection to wanting a contract extension, predicts some numbers for Colts players, how running backs are going to constantly be in lose-lose situations contractually, and shares a hot take regarding who the best cornerback on the roster could be.
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(00:00-27:06) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Tuesday with Brian Noe opening the show by bringing on producer Eddie Garrison to discuss something they were talking about before the show pertaining to fair food. Then Brian and Eddie transition to the news of Saquon Barkley signing his franchise tag this morning with the New York Giants, explain how it impacts Jonathan Taylor next year, and touch on the Milwaukee Brewers trolling Elly De La Cruz before he launches a monstrous homer.
(27:06-41:40) – Brian and Eddie shift their conversation to a team in the AFC South with the Jacksonville Jaguars receiving most of the money on Bet MGM to have to most wins in the entire NFL. They examine the opponents for the Jags and eventually rank the AFC South, NFL South, and NFC North in terms of which division will be the best to worst.
(41:40-48:46) – The final hour of the show with Brian Noe and Eddie Garrison on the Fan Midday Show is spent on rookie Vikings WR Jordan Addison being pulled over for going 140 mph because he needed to get home to his dog that was ill. Brian then teaches Eddie on how he should handle being pulled over for speeding in the future.
(48:46-1:12:12) – Luke Easterling of Athlon Sports joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe to weigh in on the favorite fair food conversation, debates if the Jacksonville Jaguars hype has gone too far, if he thinks that the Colts could surprise teams in the NFL like the Jags did a season ago with a new head coach and quarterback, and why it wouldn’t shock him if Caleb Williams didn’t go first overall because anything can happen between now and the end of the college/NFL seasons.
(1:12:12-1:30:58) – Brian and Eddie continue discussing the parallels between the Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars because Brian wants to know if Anthony Richardson would be able to turn the Colts around in his rookie season. Additionally, Eddie breaks the news of Jim Harbaugh facing a four-game suspension for violation.
(1:30:58-1:36:27) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian telling a story to Eddie of this lady from My Strange Addiction where she is addicted to eating toilet paper.
(1:36:27-2:02:52) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4/FOX59 makes his weekly stop on the Fan Midday Show to recap which season was his favorite and least favorite in his forty years of covering the team, debates if the Saquon Barkley situation being handled today will have an impact on Jonathan Taylor next season, and which training camp he will be monitoring league wide and with the Indianapolis Colts.
(2:02:52-2:14:27) – Yesterday it was reported that former Colts RB Nyheim Hines suffered a jet ski. This makes Brian want to know if Eddie has suffered any major injuries during his young lifetime.
(2:14:27-2:20:17) – Brian closes out the show by asking Eddie for a couple plays of the day in Major League Baseball!
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(00:00-16:40) - Luke Easterling of Athlon Sports joins the Fan Midday Show with Brian Noe to weigh in on the favorite fair food conversation, debates if the Jacksonville Jaguars hype has gone too far, if he thinks that the Colts could surprise teams in the NFL like the Jags did a season ago with a new head coach and quarterback, and why it wouldn’t shock him if Caleb Williams didn’t go first overall because anything can happen between now and the end of the college/NFL seasons.
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(00:00-27:06) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Monday with Greg Rakestraw recapping the sports weekend with Brian Harman capturing the Open Championship, Josef Newgarden sweeping the races at Iowa Speedway and the events surrounding the races, Jasper High School graduate Scott Rolen being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and the Cincinnati Reds winning five straight games ahead of a three-game series with the Milwaukee Brewers.
(27:06-40:48) – Greg Rakestraw spends this segment of the show talking about the Indianapolis Colts by highlighting some of the storylines that he will be monitoring closely during training camp because he heard the hesitation in Joel Erickson’s voice this morning on Kevin & Query regarding Shaq Leonard. He also discussed the cornerback position, wide receivers, and tight ends.
(40:48-47:48) – Rake closes out the first hour of the program by touching on Twitter being changed to “The X” now and starts warning Colts fan about the type of football they could see with Anthony Richardson starting because of his lack of experience at the position coupled with how raw of a quarterback he is.
(44:01-1:04:53) – Former NFL offensive lineman and current Colts radio analyst, Joe Reitz, joins the Fan Midday Show with Greg Rakestraw to highlight how the Colts offensive line can improve this season with it being the same starting five, how Bernhard Raimann reminds him of Anthony Castonzo, explains why he likes the way Shane Steichen talks based off of what he’s heard, and shares his expectations for the Colts defense.
(1:04:53-1:22:44) – Greg opens the phone lines for the first time today with a listener stating that the Colts won’t win with Anthony Richardson starting and another caller stating that it doesn’t matter if they win because this season should be dedicated to his development. Additionally, Rake is asked about the future of IndyCar adding races in 2024 via Twitter/The X.
(1:22:44-1:37:47) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Purdue football’s radio analyst Pete Quinn joining Greg Rakestraw on the Fan midday Show to explain the decision to retire after this upcoming season, why he’s a big fan of the players that Ryan Walters has retained and brought in, how he believes the Big Ten is trying to be known as the best conference in both college football and basketball, and what would make this season a successful season in the first year under Ryan Walters.
(1:37:47-2:00:02) – Voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the show to explain what his training camp is like being the emcee at practices along with getting affiliates ready for the upcoming season, what he would like to see the coaching staff throw at him during camp to help accelerate his learning, and shares his reaction to the news of Nyheim Hines being in a jet ski accident.
(2:00:02-2:13:03) – Late last week Ron Sexton also known as Donnie Baker passed away late last week and Rake pays tribute to Sexton by sharing some of his fondest memories. Additionally, he promotes tickets that have been quickly purchased for All-Star game festivities and goes through the CBS broadcast crews that features former Colts QB Matt Ryan.
(2:13:03-2:21:33) – Greg closes out today’s show by taking a call from someone regarding what percentage chance he would give the Indy Eleven joining MLS in the future when Eleven Park is built and why Messi decided to play for Inter Miami. Additionally, he wraps up the show explaining the significance of Messi playing in the United States.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-16:07) – Former NFL offensive lineman and current Colts radio analyst, Joe Reitz, joins the Fan Midday Show with Greg Rakestraw to highlight how the Colts offensive line can improve this season with it being the same starting five, how Bernhard Raimann reminds him of Anthony Castonzo, explains why he likes the way Shane Steichen talks based off of what he’s heard, and shares his expectations for the Colts defense.
(16:07-31:03) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Purdue football’s radio analyst Pete Quinn joining Greg Rakestraw on the Fan midday Show to explain the decision to retire after this upcoming season, why he’s a big fan of the players that Ryan Walters has retained and brought in, how he believes the Big Ten is trying to be known as the best conference in both college football and basketball, and what would make this season a successful season in the first year under Ryan Walters.
(31:03-52:55) – Voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the show to explain what his training camp is like being the emcee at practices along with getting affiliates ready for the upcoming season, what he would like to see the coaching staff throw at him during camp to help accelerate his learning, and shares his reaction to the news of Nyheim Hines being in a jet ski accident.
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