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All of Us (Indianapolis Colts)

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All of Us is an Indianapolis Colts series profiling staff across the organization, from the chief operating officer and director of operations to on-air talent and nutritionists.

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All of Us (Indianapolis Colts)

The Gist

Why it caught our attention

All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) is a YouTube series that SPMA recommends for students exploring NFL front-office and operations roles. Watch it to learn what a team chief operating officer does.

The Details

Quick facts

Format
YouTube Series
Creator
Indianapolis Colts
Relevant Sport
American Football
Handle
@colts
Hosts
Colts staff across departments
Based in
Indianapolis, United States
Language
English
Formats
Short staff profile episodes
Watch on
YouTube

At A Glance

All of Us is an Indianapolis Colts series profiling staff across the organization, from the chief operating officer and director of operations to on-air talent and nutritionists.

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About All of Us (Indianapolis Colts)

All of Us is a series from the Indianapolis Colts that profiles the people who make up the organization. Each short episode, usually two to four minutes, introduces one staff member and their role.

Episodes include chief operating officer Pete Ward, director of operations Jeff Brown, producer and on-air talent Larra Overton and team nutritionist Kirsten Gregurich. Together, they show the range of leadership, operations, media and performance roles inside an NFL franchise.

The series reflects the team’s message that it takes everyone to succeed.

The series is especially useful because it features leaders as well as specialists. Hearing a chief operating officer explain the business side of a franchise is rare in team-made content.

Why It Belongs

The Sport Connection

All of Us belongs on The Shelf because it shows senior and specialist roles that students rarely hear about. Learning what a COO or director of operations does helps students understand team leadership and structure.

The media and nutrition episodes show other career paths within the same organization.

For SPMA readers, it is a quick way to explore NFL team roles alongside Inside the Herd.

The director of operations episode shows how facilities, travel and logistics are managed for a football team, while the producer and on-air talent episode reveals how teams now run their own media operations.

The nutritionist episode shows how performance support has expanded inside NFL organizations. Together, the profiles demonstrate how business operations, football operations and media work side by side.

Our Recommendation

Why Watch All of Us (Indianapolis Colts)

Watch All of Us to explore NFL team roles. Start with the COO episode, then the director of operations.

Next, watch the producer and nutritionist episodes.

Research the career paths of each person featured to understand how they reached their roles.

Because each episode is only a few minutes long, you can watch the whole series in one sitting. Take notes on how each person describes their responsibilities and the skills they rely on.

Then look up each person on LinkedIn or the team website to see how their career developed. Understanding real career paths is one of the best ways to plan your own.

Finally, compare the Colts’ roles with those in Inside the Herd. You will see that similar departments exist across teams, which helps you understand where opportunities are likely to appear.

Who It Is For

Who should watch All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) on YouTube

  • Students exploring NFL front-office and operations roles
  • Aspiring broadcasters and producers
  • Anyone interested in team leadership

Key Takeaways

What you will learn from All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) on YouTube

  1. What a team chief operating officer does
  2. How a director of operations runs facilities and logistics
  3. How team media producers and on-air talent work
  4. How nutrition supports players

Start Here

Best All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) YouTube videos to start with

All of Us: Chief Operating Officer Pete WardThe Colts’ chief operating officer on his role.
All of Us | Director of Operations Jeff BrownThe Colts’ director of operations.
All of Us | Producer/On-Air Talent Larra OvertonA Colts producer and on-air talent.
All of Us | Nutritionist Kirsten GregurichThe Colts’ team nutritionist.

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For Your Career

What All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) teaches about working in sport

NFL teams employ leaders and specialists across business and football operations. Staff profiles show the paths they took.

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Where to watch All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) on YouTube

Watch the channel on YouTube

FAQ

All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) YouTube series: common questions

What is the All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) YouTube series about?

All of Us is an Indianapolis Colts series profiling staff across the organization, from the chief operating officer and director of operations to on-air talent and nutritionists.

Who makes All of Us (Indianapolis Colts)?

All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) is made by Indianapolis Colts. On camera: Colts staff across departments.

Is All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) useful for sport management students and professionals?

Yes. It is especially useful for: Students exploring NFL front-office and operations roles; Aspiring broadcasters and producers; Anyone interested in team leadership.

Which All of Us (Indianapolis Colts) videos should I watch first?

Start with: All of Us: Chief Operating Officer Pete Ward; All of Us | Director of Operations Jeff Brown; All of Us | Producer/On-Air Talent Larra Overton.

Alice Lam

Final Thoughts

Alice's Final Thoughts

All of Us is a short, useful series on the people inside an NFL team.

Its biggest lesson is that success depends on many roles across the organization.

The episodes are brief and easy to watch together.

It is a good reminder that leadership roles such as COO exist in sport and require broad business experience.

For students, the series is a quick way to put faces and stories to the job titles you see on team job boards.

My advice is to pair it with Inside the Herd on The Shelf.