Is the Colts' performance of the first three weeks sustainable? Where is this Gardner Minshew is more able to win now than Anthony Richardson thing coming from? How mad is Greg Rakestraw that I didn't bring him a sandwich? All of those questions are answered in a new episode of Query & Schultz!

The guys talk about Anthony Richardson's health and future (should he protect himself more?) while briefly looking back at the Texans and ahead to the Ravens. Also, it's close but no cigar again for Indiana, Nick Chubb's injury shows both sides of the RB story, and Jake chooses to wake up at 4 AM...

The guys talk about what they learned from Anthony Richardson's debut, the importance of this week's game in Houston, the topsy turvy nature of the College Football Playoff landscape, and Schultz does a hoagie-eating contest test run.

The guys give their takeaways from season-opening losses by both Indiana and Purdue, discuss their not-so-rosy (but rosier than most) Colts' outlook as they open the season against Jacksonville, and look at Deion's big impact at CU.

Taped prior to the 4 PM PUP deadline passing, the guys predict what the Colts will do with Jonathan Taylor. They also talk Colts' cut downs, give their outlooks on IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame's seasons, and Schultz discusses his love of the tuna sandwich at Hoagies & Hops.

The guys discuss the late breaking news from the previous night in regards to Jonathan Taylor seeking a trade, how the saga impacts Anthony Richardson, who the Colts chose to sit in the second preseason game, and touch on Jake's first week in a solo time slot on the radio.