Colts Add Depth with Average Free Agents

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The Indianapolis Colts have added five new free agents over a week into the league's

signing period.

Prof. Ballfocus graded their performances from last season, with scores ranging from poor

to above average.

Defensive N. Arden Ki earned a 63.7 while safety Wanye Thomas hit exactly 60.

The group mostly landed in average territory overall.

For context, PFF rates players on a scale where 90 or better is elite, 80 to 89.9 is high

quality and down to below 40.

As poor.

These metrics help gauge skills like pass rushing and run defense, but they're just one

tool among many for evaluating talent.

Fans and analysts see these moves as depth additions rather than game changers.

The Colts aim to bolster their defensive line and secondary without breaking the bank.

P and Clemens bring some edge pressure, though neither ranked in the top half of their position

groups.

Diving deeper, interior lineman Derek and Nadie scored a low 43.6, mainly as a run

stopper, but struggling in other areas.

Safety Jonathan Owens had a 48.6 on just 47 snaps last year, a small sample after a

solid 66.5 the season before.

Thomas showed promise before an injury cut his year short, grating well against the

run and in coverage.

As free agency continues, these signings give Indianapolis solid rotation pieces heading

into the draft.

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