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With the NFL Draft just three days away, we are officially in countdown mode. Today, let's look at some players that would fit the Colts perfectly in the upcoming draft.
Do free agent signings like Gilmore indicate the Colts will focus on offense for their 2022 draft class?
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Coach Frank Reich welcomed a whole new cast to the Indianapolis Colts headquarters Monday. Defensive coordinator Gus Bradley continued the installation of his new scheme. Cornerback Stephon Gilmore, the 2019 NFL Defensive Player of the Year and five-time Pro Bowler, told reporters why he signed with Indy. And Reich began the annual ritual of meeting with a new quarterback, this time 2016 league MVP Matt Ryan. But it's only the start — of the season and the changes that will be coming.
During an odd offseason where the Colts lost plenty of offensive skill and added nobody but QB Matt Ryan, they'll have to nail the 2022 NFL Draft.
Paye, who had four sacks and 10 quarterback hits as a rookie, spent the offseason working on the mental side of the game.