Insider: Other than left tackle, what other needs do Colts have after draft?
Colts GM Chris Ballard: “There are positions that we would have liked to address, it just didn’t work out that way.”
Colts GM Chris Ballard: “There are positions that we would have liked to address, it just didn’t work out that way.”
DeForest Buckner got some pass-rush help, while Frank Reich will face some game-planning difficulties.
Indianapolis Colts GM says Odeyingbo was ‘as disruptive a defensive player as we saw on tape last fall.’
A lack of prototypical left tackles could cause the Colts to look elsewhere on Day 2.
The Colts could target left tackle, receiver, cornerback, tight end in Day 2 of 2021 NFL Draft. They’re scheduled to pick 54th overall.
‘If I had a crystal ball and was able to look ahead 3 years, I would more than likely see the Colts as one of those top teams who drafted well.’
Everything you need to know about Chris Ballard’s Colts’ drafts.
The best way to prevent holes from emerging on the roster is to see them coming. These Colts have 1 year remaining on their deals.
10 offensive linemen the Colts may select on the first two days of the NFL Draft. They’re looking to replace retired tackle Anthony Castonzo.
The Colts still have some holes on their roster. Will they be filled by some familiar faces, such as Justin Houston and Trey Burton?