Bills Earlier in the day, Ian Rapoport reported that the Bills were getting interest from teams looking to trade up to No. 33 overall to open round two. According to Tony Pauline, the Bills are considering receivers Adonai Mitchell and Keon Coleman should they hold on to the pick. However, Pauline says that teams have been calling Buffalo about trading up to No. 33 to get guys like Cooper DeJean, Kool-Aid McKinstry and Jer’Zhan Newton. Sources tell Pauline that the Bills have at least two other receivers they’re comfortable taking after Mitchell and Coleman should they trade back. Colts Acc ..read more

Colts Tony Pauline reports that the Colts are looking to use their first-round pick on an “offensive playmaker.” According to Pauline, the Colts are expected to try to trade up for TE Brock Bowers. However, if Indianapolis is unable to do so, Pauline says sign point to Texas WR Xavier Worthy in the middle of round 1. Ian Rapoport mentions the possibility of the Colts possibly trading up into the top 10 for a “skill” position player. According to Todd McShay, the Colts have an interest in moving up to pick Georgia TE Brock Bowers.  Jaguars According to Todd McShay, the Jaguars have an i ..read more

According to NFL Network’s Peter Schrager, there are 10 teams he’s heard could look to move up in the first round on Thursday. Those teams include:  Minnesota Vikings Denver Broncos Philadelphia Eagles Kansas City Chiefs Detroit Lions Jacksonville Jaguars Indianapolis Colts New England Patriots Buffalo Bills Houston Texans Schrager adds New England would be looking to move back into the end of Round 1 from the early second to potentially get a wide receiver. Per ESPN’s Mike Reiss, the Patriots “have explored” using the No. 34 to jump into the back half of the first round. The Patriots ..read more

Colts A few sources have told CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones that the Colts would be a team to watch in a trade for a receiver should one be available. NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah said on Twitter that he’s heard Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell could also be a target in a move up.  ESPN’s Dan Graziano says the Colts are among the teams he’s heard have been laying groundwork to potentially move up the board. He’s heard they want a cornerback.  ESPN’s Matt Miller has heard a lot of smoke connecting the Colts and Texas WR Xavier Worthy in the past week. Jaguars ESPN’s Dan Graziano says the Jag ..read more

Colts Colts GM Chris Ballard talked about where he stands heading into the draft and which positions have stood out to him thus far. “History, I just go off history. And you know, the more picks you have, the better chance you have to hit. Now, of course, you’re not going to hit on all of them, but it gives you more of a chance to hit,” Ballard said, via Coral Smith of NFL.com. “Look, we’ve moved up, we moved up for Jonathan Taylor. When we see one that’s in striking distance that we think we can go get, we’ll do it. But it’s got to work out. And then you’ve got to have too, you’ve got to have ..read more

Colts Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer has heard buzz that the Colts could be interested in trading up for an offensive skill position player, someone like Georgia TE Brock Bowers or one of the top receivers.  Jaguars Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer writes the Jaguars have done a lot of homework on the top receiver prospects in this class and the position is a priority after losing WR Calvin Ridley in free agency.  Outside of that, Breer adds cornerback is a point of emphasis with Alabama’s Terrion Arnold and Toledo’s Quinyon Mitchell possibilities to watch.  Texans Spor ..read more

In an interview with Justin Melo, South Carolina WR Xavier Legette revealed that he has visited with 14 different NFL teams. The full list from Legette includes:  49ers Broncos Buccaneers Chargers Chiefs Colts Eagles Jaguars Lions Packers Ravens Steelers Texans He has also had a visit with the Carolina Panthers, which would make it fourteen total visits for him so far. He is currently projected to be a first or second-round pick in the draft this week. Teams can host up to 30 players for interviews and medical evaluations at their own facilities, with players who live or go to college ..read more

Colts Colts GM Chris Ballard believes the draft this year is strong offensively and is looking for protection and playmakers to surround QB Anthony Richardson with in his second season. “When you’ve got a young quarterback, you’ve got to protect him,” Ballard said, via Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star. “You want to continue to add playmakers around him.” Ballard also notes that there should be improved play from the team’s defensive backs group in 2024 after the young group struggled to find their footing last season. “I think getting Dallis Flowers back will help,” Ballard ..read more

Colts Colts WR Michael Pittman has noticed QB Anthony Richardson‘s confidence returning after suffering a season-ending shoulder injury.  “One thing that I’ve noticed is his confidence is coming back,” Pittman said, via ProFootballTalk. “Obviously he got hurt and had to watch all the other young QBs… I can see it in his eyes that he is ready and he is ready for people to start talking about him too.” According to Jason La Canfora, the Colts have done a “ton of work” on receivers this year. Jaguars Jaguars GM Trent Baalke answered questions about a potential contract extension with QB Tr ..read more

On Friday, Colts GM Chris Ballard announced that TE Drew Ogletree is off the commissioner’s exempt list and has returned to the team, per Joel A. Erickson.  Ogletree was placed on the commissioner’s list after he was charged with “domestic battery, committed in physical presence of a child less than 16, knowing child present and might be able to see/hear.” The Charges were later dropped in the case. Ogletree was placed on injured reserve with a torn ACL last August.  Ogletree, 25, was a sixth-round pick of the Colts in the 2022 draft. He signed a four-year, $3,838,188 million contrac ..read more