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Cam Taylor-Britt Joins Colts, Faces Stiff Competition

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Cam Taylor-Britt, a second-round draft pick by the Bengals in 2022, joins the Colts cornerback group. Known for his man coverage skills and scheme familiarity, he faces stiff competition in a packed group. Despite a recent dip in performance, his athleticism, physicality, and ball skills could add valuable depth to the Colts defense.

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Cam Taylor-Britt Joins Colts, Faces Stiff Competition

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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cam Taylor-Britt Joins Colts, Faces Stiff Competition. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 23rd, the Indianapolis Colts bolstered their cornerback depth in free agency by signing Cam Taylor Britt. A second round draft paid by the Bengals in 2022, he spent his first four NFL seasons playing under Lu and Arumo, now a Colts defensive coordinator. Early on, Taylor Britt shone, holding opponents to a 54% completion rate through his first two seasons. His career includes 38 passes, defense and seven interceptions, and he excels in man-covered a key part of an Arumo scheme. That said, his play dipped in the last two years with 16 penalties and a 66% completion rate allowed against him. Overall, he's averaged 14.6 yards per catch surrendered, showing a boom or bus style. In Indianapolis, Taylor Britt faced a stiff competition in a packed cornerback group, battling players like Mickey Blackman, Jalen Jones, Jonathan, Edwards, and Cameron Mitchell for just two or three roster spots. His scheme for familiarity should speed up his transition, while his athleticism, physicality,

and ball skills could lift the entire room and add valuable depth to the Colts defense.

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