No matter where you're headed, it's nice to know Huber's got you covered for 200,000 miles. Visit drivehubler.com or any of the 13 Huber locations. It's Query and Company. I'm going to be keeping your company for the next few hours. You are not going to believe the company. This company. You're going to bankrupt your mama's company. At least I have the radio to keep me company. On 93-5 and 107-5, The Fan. Back in the throw is Lawrence. Colts bring pressure. Lawrence out of the pocket. Upfield at the five-bearing left, and he's going to scamper in for a touchdown. Lawrence, direct snap. He's going to take off and run and scamper into the end zone for a touchdown. He's got two rushing touchdowns today. Motion out to the left side, including Downs-Worn and Michael Pittman, Jr. They're blitzing. Rivers throws that way. Intercepted. 30, 25, 20-yard line of being stopped right there is Jerry and Jones. Prevent defense by Jacksonville. They're going to rush five. Back in the throw as Leonard. Steps away from trouble.

Throws downfield. It's got enough air on it into the end zone. And it is intercepted by Jacksonville at the

eye in Indianapolis in the end zone. 23 to 17 is the final score. And the Colts losing skid now

has reached six games. Guys fought like crazy. I thought our guys battled like crazy at the the end of the day, it wasn't enough. But I thought defense, you know, got some turnovers, some stops, special teams, dueling had some big returns, you know, set our offense up, good field position. At the end of day, we didn't make enough plays. Obviously, there are circumstances that are uncontrollable, some things, but there are controllable things that you can control. And you've got to fight and find ways

to win tight games. And that's what this league is. We haven't done a good enough job of that,

and that starts with me. We've got to find ways to win tight games.

Matt Taylor yesterday, Colts Radio Network, Rick Venturi's voice you heard as well.

And Shane Steichen talking about afterwards the Colts effort against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

And then Lafayette, Indiana's Axel Rose, asking the question that everyone is asking,

where do we go now?

Where do we go from here?

What happens with the Colts moving forward?

Yes, I know

there is still a game to be played, but we will get to that and much more over the course

of today on this Monday. Good afternoon to you. Thank you for joining. My name is Jay Quarry. Eddie

Garrison, the other voice that you will hear on this program. We call it Quarry and Company here on

93-5 and

107-5. The fan. There's other sports to talk about. Indiana is getting set for the biggest game

in the history of their football program, which will be the biggest game that they play

in their program until and if they beat Alabama, in which case the next game will be the biggest game.

Seems weird to think the Peach Bowl would be bigger than the Rose Bowl,

but nonetheless, that's the reality of it.

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