Colts Draft: 5 Picks on Miller's Top 100

0:00On April 30, the Indianapolis Colts snagged an A-player class in the 2026 NFL draft, flipping their defense and beefing up offense. Depth, ESPN draft guru Matt Miller dropped his top 100 favorite moves, and five of Indie's picks landed on it, skipping just three guys, linebacker. Bryce Boetcher, defensive in, George Gums Jr., and running back Seth McGowan. Kicking it off at number 15, they grabbed linebacker CJ Allen from Georgia, a downhill hitter with coverage skills who fell to pick. 53 peer value for a spot they desperately needed. Number 20 brought safety, AJ Halsey from LSU at 78 overall, a six foot 215 pounder who can lock down the deep ball or, stuff the run, pairing perfect with cam by them. Fans and analysts are buzzing because these moves hit keyholes, like stabilizing the linebacker room and building a speedy back end with Halsey's big play vibe. Up front, guard Jalen Farmer from Kentucky at number 72, eyes the future, especially

1:03with Quentin Nelson's deal winding down, he could slide in. At right guard, or swing tackle, right away. Then number 86 went to defensive end, Kate and Curry from Ohio State, and number 92 to receiver Deon Berks from Oklahoma, a slot, speedster, and return threat who slid to the seventh round at 254. Berks fills gaps after trading Michael Pittman, Jr., and with Alette Pierce healing up. Colts GM, Chris Ballard Coathear, turning mid-round steals into starters who could reshape the squad from day one, one watch this class ball outcome, training camp.