Colts' Defensive Tackle Unit Strengthens

0:00On March 26, NFL free agency has slowed down, but the Indianapolis Colts have been busy at defensive tackle. General manager Chris Ballard signed nine outside free agents recently, including Jerry Tillery and Derek Anati at this spot. They also traded for Colby Wooden and have DeForest Buckner, Grover Stewart, Atatamiwa, Atabawa and Tim Smith already locked in. That leaves the Colts with a solid group up front, especially with plenty of salary cab space still available. They've resigned some of their own players too, showing they're not sitting idle while the market cools off. Fans and analysts see this as a win for the defense, plugging what could have been a weak area without much drama. No longer scrambling for bodies here means they can shift focus elsewhere on the roster. Heading into the draft though, the Colts lack a first round pick and only have seven total selections. Other positions look more urgent in what feels like a must-win year for the team. After all, this defensive tackle unit should hold strong through training camp, freeing

1:01up resources for bigger priorities ahead.