Colts Bulk Up Defensive Line, Eyeing Banks

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Indianapolis Colts are bulking up their defensive line interior after losing Neville Gallimor to the Chicago Bears. General manager Chris Baller traded for Colby Wooden from Green Bay and signed Derek Enadi, Jerry Tillerie, and Michael Clemens, adding solid depth. Behind stars DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. Earlier this week, ESPN analyst Field Yates projected the Colts grabbing Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks with the 47th overall pick-in. His latest two-round mock draft. At 6 feet 6 inches and 327 pounds, Banks brings massive size and pass rush potential with his 35-inch arms. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move to plan for the future. Since Butner is 32 and coming off a neck injury, while Stewart is also aging. Wooden, just 25, had a strong year with 50 tackles and 6 for loss, giving the team rotation

1:02options right away. Banks missed most of last season with a foot injury that needed surgery, but he dazzled at the NFL Combine with a 5.040 yard. Dash, 32-inch vertical, and 9 foot 6 broad jump. Over 5 college seasons, he racked up 48 tackles, 10 and a half for loss, 6 and a half sex, and 3 forced fumbles. With Banks lies to that spot, he could pair perfectly with the new depth and ease concerns at defensive tackle, letting Ballard address other needs. Like inns and linebackers, later in the draft, or free agency.