T he Indianapolis Colts were one of the biggest disappointments of the 2024 season. With an offense that was chaotic at best and a porous defense, they just missed out on the play

In this redraft, the Colts could have went with defensive end Chop Robinson, but Blair and Bhanpuri stuck with Latu instead, noting continuity and the Colts sticking with the player they know. Given the Colts issues in the secondary, Nate Wiggins and Cooper DeJean could have been options in a redraft as well.

Recently, the Colts were projected to select one of the most productive college football players in Division-I in this April's NFL draft at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. Warren's potential selection would give Richardson a go-to guy who could flip the script overnight in Indianapolis.

This week, we got our first look at the hats that will be handed out to draftees at the 2025 NFL Draft, including that of the Indianapolis Colts.

Indy must help Anthony Richardson flourish, but the defense needs a lot of help, too. Should the Colts draft offense or defense in Round 1?

Who did the Indianapolis Colts end up selecting in this seven-round 2025 NFL mock draft? It's not often that at this early stage of the pre-draft process do we see a full seven-round NFL mock draft. So when one does pop up,