player who will hold himself to a high standard, even as his body is failing him. There are plenty of instances where Luck was on the field, but clearly not near 100 percent.

Both sides seemed to ignore 2015, but Luck and the Colts share plenty of the blame.

For the Colts, GM Ryan Grigson has failed to adequately protect Luck or take some of the pressure off his shoulders. The team is almost laughably reliant on his abilities. Luck has had nothing resembling a run game and the defense has been mediocre and inconsistent at best. Couple that with the absolute beating he’s taken behind a turnstile of an offensive line and injuries were inevitable for Luck.

As for Luck, he shares at least a part of the responsibility forShow notes, links and odds and ends from each episode of Culture Vultures with Dirk Belligerent and Otto the Autopilot as they pick over the remains of pop-nerd-media culture with their inimitable style and wit called "Random Access Talk" (it's as if ADD had ADD!)

Show mop-up as Dirk finishes the story of how the first song he ever wrote got played on the radio and his first and only groupie experience. He also changes his favorite Van Halen album and how he'd terrorize Pizza Hut customers with a song from it.

The difference between being attractive and photogenic and how it applies to the guitarist from The Pursuit of Happiness.

Quick Golden Globes recap and how the hosts didn't.

An extensive tease about a planned discussion of Lena Dunham. (Spoiler alert: