Arden Key Joins Colts, Boosts Pass Rush

0:00On March 26th, the Indianapolis Colts have signed defensive and ardent key to a two-year deal worth $16 million, with $11 million, guaranteed. And nearly 30 years old, Key joins to boost the pass rush with his quick edge burst and positive energy in the locker room. He's ready to be himself, an upbeat leader for the team. Key's early NFL days were tough. As a rookie with the Raiders, he had just one sack, then two the next year, and none in his third season before getting cut. He bounced back strong with the 49ers, notching six-and-a-half sacks, followed by four-and-a-half with the Jaguars, and 16-and-a-half over. 49 games as a starter in Tennessee. Team mates and coaches see Key, fitting right in, especially after losing Trey Hendrickson to the Ravens in Free Agency. His contract points to a rotational row opposite Lyatu, Latu, but without a big trade, he could see more snaps and help pressure quarterback Sooner. This season, Key brings a mix of power rushes early, and Finesse moves later, skills honed

1:03through years of trial and error. He's eager to mentor the young Colt's rushers, sharing lessons from bets across the league and steering them clear of his early pitfalls. With Key's experience stabilizing the line, the Colt's defense looks set for a more explosive push moving forward.