Colts' Day Two Draft Picks: Hidden Gems Await

0:00On April 23rd, the Indianapolis Colts are heading into the 2026 NFL draft without a first-round pick, thanks to that blockbuster trade. Last year for Saas Gardner from the Jets, which also cost them their 2027 first and wide-out, AD Mitchell. Tonight's day 1 kicks off at APM Eastern in Pittsburgh, but Indy won't be on the clock until day 2 on Friday evening with their second-rounder at number 47 overall. They still pack a solid cover though, with picks in the third at 78, fourth at 113, fifth at 156, sixth at two, 14, and two sevenths at 249 and 254. Biggest knees headline backer, edge rusher, and wide receiver spots where they could really build depth. Fans might feel the buzz is low without that primetime first-round thrill, but this is primetime to snag undervalued gyms on day 2 who turn into starters. General manager Chris Ballard has hinted at trading down from 47 to stockpile more picks,

1:03turning one shot into multiple swings. Mach drafts are buzzing with realistic targets, like Cincinnati's Jay Golday, or Texas' Anthony Hill Jr. at Linebacker, edges from Texas A&M, or Auburn, and receivers such as Washington's Denzel Boston, or Texas A&Ms, KC Concepts Yone. NFL Networks, Daniel Jeremiah, has these guys high on his day 2 board. Keep eyes peeled on those trade desks. Friday Ballard loves wheeling and dealing, and this could shape the cult's future without the spotlight. Steelers.