Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah has been pretty consistent in his mock drafts and speculation of projecting Brock Bowers to the Colts this draft season. According to NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, the Indianapolis Colts will select Georgia tight end Brock Bowers in his final 2024 NFL Mock Draft: Pick 15 Indianapolis Colts Brock Bowers Georgia · TE · Junior The Colts are another team that’s had talks about trading up. I won’t be shocked if they end up with Bowers. Keep an eye on Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell as another potential fit here. The 6’3, 243 pound Bow ..read more

Photo by Rich von Biberstein/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Colts have reportedly been active about possibly trading up—depending on if you believe it nationally. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano (subscription), the Indianapolis Colts are among the teams that he’s heard have been active about the possibility of moving up in the NFL Draft—with a cornerback, likely either Toledo’s Quinyon Mitchell or Alabama’s Terrion Arnold, as the projected target: “The people I talk to think we’re likely to see more trades in the second half of the first round than in the first half,” Graziano writes ..read more

Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports With seven rounds to choose from since 2017, there are sure to be some misses. The NFL draft is Chris Ballard’s time to shine. During his time with the Indianapolis Colts, he has been considered one of the better drafting general managers in the league. As highlighted yesterday, he has some big time hits under his belt. With so many swings, however, there are certainly going to be some misses. Rounds five through seven and even the fourth are seen more as taking a flyer on a guy and hoping you can develop him into something. For the sake of the draft low lights, l ..read more

Eric Seals / USA TODAY NETWORK After nearly three months since the conclusion of the 2023 NFL season, the NFL Draft is finally here. Noah Compton provides a potential haul for the Indianapolis Colts. The 2024 NFL Draft is officially upon us and teams across the league are putting the finishing touches on their respective big boards. The Indianapolis Colts, who are looking to take the next step with 2nd-year QB Anthony Richardson, have a handful of needs to weigh for their 1st draft selection which is currently slotted for the 15th pick in the 1st round. Explosive offensive playmaker or seconda ..read more

Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports Haters will say it’s fake To the reader: First, I’d like to start by saying this article is presented as a “conspiracy theory” because that’s how this series started. I noticed that general manager Chris Ballard didn’t lie in his press conferences. He usually gave winding vague answers but he never said one thing and then did another. Armed with this observation I set out to use those interviews to read between the lines and provide you with a conspiracy article for the ages. In the beginning that’s what this was: little more than a long conspiracy theory articl ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports In this weekly series, we’ll break down three prospects who could be great fits for the Indianapolis Colts. In this series, I’ll be breaking down three intriguing prospects that the Colts should take a strong look at. These prospects could be blue chip first round prospects or diamond in the rough late round guys. This series will run weekly until the draft. This is the final edition of this series. Chop Robinson — Edge Defender — Penn State Chop is many things but he is especially two things: quick and explosive. He can beat you to the corner with a couple of steps ..read more

Photo by Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The cornerback needy Colts are rumored to be interested in potentially trading up for Toledo’s Quinyon Mitchell. According to NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, the Indianapolis Colts could be interested in trading up from #15 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft for Toledo cornerback Quinyon Mitchell: “The latest stuff I have heard this evening was don’t sleep on the Colts moving up for Quinyon Mitchell. That they were a Quinyon Mitchell team,” Jeremiah said on Twitter Spaces via ColtsFilmRoom. “I had already turned in my mock draft, so I did not h ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports The Colts were ‘quiet’ regarding external free agency additions, as they focused on re-signing their own players. During last weekend’s ‘The Rich Eisen Show,’ Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard supported the franchise’s recent activity in free agency—as the team re-signed a number of key starters for next season and beyond, without many external additions: “I mean we signed a bunch of good players, they just happened to be our own,” Ballard told Eisen. “I think sometimes we forget that. I mean Grover Stewart’s a really good football player. Kenny Moore ..read more

Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images The Colts maintain their interest in Marvin Harrison Jr., and while a trade up appears unlikely, anything can happen... According to team owner Jim Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts maintain “great” interest in prized Ohio State wideout prospect Marvin Harrison Jr. However, a trade up from #15, where the Colts currently select in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft, to somewhere in the Top 7 picks to realistically land Harrison Jr. may prove to be “too difficult” (via Fox59/CBS4’s Mike Chappell): “The Colts have a ‘great’ interest in Marvin Harrison Jr., but moving up from ..read more

Marc Lebryk-USA TODAY Sports With the 2024 NFL Draft fast approaching, let’s take a look at some of the best picks during Ballard’s tenure. Say what you want about the general manager of the Indianapolis Colts (I know I have), but when it comes to the draft, Chris Ballard has had some serious hits acquiring talent throughout all seven rounds. He isn’t perfect, but with the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday, let’s take a look at some of his highlights. Quenton Nelson The pancake maker. To pick a guard sixth overall is crazy. That statement would be true except when it comes to Nelson. Although he has ..read more