A nyone who tells you they know who the Indianapolis Colts are going to draft this year is a liar. Every year there is a group of players that seem to be in range for every team t

Let's break down how the Indianapolis Colts' positions of need align with Daniel Jeremiah's latest top 50 prospects big board.

The Indianapolis Colts have re-signed general manager Chris Ballard for a ninth season, despite not making the playoffs since the 2020-21 season, and have added Charvarius Ward and Camryn Bynum to the secondary,

Third down is a separate entity for Lou,' Colts general manager Chris Ballard said at the NFL owner's meetings.

By inking big-time reinforcements in the secondary with a three-year, $50-plus million deal going to Charvarius Ward and a four-year, $60 million deal heading Cam Bynum's way, those decisions not only added a few much-needed talents at defensive back, but defied the chatter of being cheap and unwilling to spend in free agency.

Schultz adds that Ehlinger had multiple offers, but chose the Broncos as the best fit under head coach Sean Payton and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb. Schultz did not report who the other teams were that were interested in Ehlinger. Ehlinger joins a quarterback room with Bo Nix and Jarrett Stidham.

The Indianapolis Colts have let multiple starters from the 2024 season walk in free agency, a very different approach to the offseason than in years past for general manager Chris Ballard.  The most recent in-house free agent the team let sign elsewhere was linebacker E.

The Indianapolis Colts currently hold the 14th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. General Manager Chris Ballard will have his choice of plenty talented players coming out of college. Some team needs include tight end and edge rusher. Both position groups have been speculated as the first round pick for the Colts.

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