The Indianapolis Colts walk away with arguably the best player in the NFL Draft in ESPN’s latest mock.Gardner Minshew Shares Blame On Indianapolis Colts’ Fateful 4th and 1Gardner Minshew Shares Blame On Indianapolis Colts’ Fateful 4th and 1
The Indianapolis Colts’ season came to an abrupt end on Saturday night, but head coach Shane Steichen built a lot of positive momentum in his 9-8 season.
Eyes turn towards free agency and the NFL Draft this spring, and the Colts will be picking No. 15 in April’s draft.
Jordan Reid released his second NFL Mock Draft this week on ESPN+. In his first iteration, the Colts were picking No. 11, and he went with Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman.
rdner Minshew Shares Blame On Indianapolis Colts’ Fateful 4th and 1Gardner Minshew Shares Blame On Indianapolis Colts’ Fateful 4th and 1
The Indianapolis Colts’ season came to an abrupt end on Saturday night, but head coach Shane Steichen built a lot of positive momentum in his 9-8 season.
Eyes turn towards free agency and the NFL Draft this spring, and the Colts will be picking No. 15 in April’s draft.
Jordan Reid released his second NFL Mock Draft this week on ESPN+. In his first iteration, the Colts were picking No. 11, and he went with Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman.
He stayed in the ballpark this time around at No. 15, but he added some size with Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brock Bowers (6’4/240).
“Coach Shane Steichen did a great job with this Colts team after losing rookie QB Anthony Richardson four games into the season, but the Colts should keep building around him (especially if free agent receiver Michael Pittman Jr. doesn’t return),
