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The Colts made an uncharacteristic move last Friday, trading a 2023 third round pick and a 2022 5th round pick to move up for Maryland safety Nick Cross. What does Cross bring to the Colts?

The Indianapolis Colts selected Central Michigan offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft. What does this skilled player bring to the team?

Few would think that working on their vertical-jump height could improve their martial arts, but it can. Although martial arts training does not primarily depend on the vertical jump, improving it will develop strength, speed, power and explosiveness in kicking, punching, hopping and skipping — all of which are needed for agility in martial arts.

With the NFL Draft just three days away, we are officially in countdown mode. Today, lets look at some players that would fit the Colts perfectly in the upcoming draft.

With the NFL Draft less than two weeks away, it is finally time for me to release some positional rankings for the site. Next up is another key position of need: Tight End.

Introducing a new series to the site that will take us right up to draft night. 30 Days and 30 Players the Colts are/could be interested in. Next up is Georgia WR George Pickens.

In the 2022 NFL draft, there’s not a lot of quarterbacks who really stand out. So who are the players we’ll be seeing go at the top of the draft this year?

Introducing a new series to the site that will take us right up to draft night. 30 Days and 30 Players the Colts are/could be interested in. Next up is Central Michigan offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann.

Introducing a new series to the site that will take us right up to draft night. 30 Days and 30 Players the Colts are/could be interested in. Next up is Oklahoma State cornerback Christian Holmes.

Introducing a new series to the site that will take us right up to draft night. 30 Days and 30 Players the Colts are/could be interested in. Next up is Oklahoma Safety Delarrin Turner-Yell.