
Colts Draft CJ Allen, AJ Haulcy: Smart Moves
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The Indianapolis Colts bolstered their defense on day two of the draft, selecting linebacker CJ Allen in the second round and safety AJ Haulcy in the third. General manager Chris Ballard traded down from pick forty-seven, acquiring additional future picks while still securing these talents. Allen, a top-ranked linebacker, fills a crucial need and is poised to contribute immediately. Haulcy, a high-floor safety with SEC experience, adds stability to the secondary and showcases versatility on special teams. Both players were considered steals in their respective rounds, earning praise for their skills and potential impact on the Colts defense.
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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Colts Draft CJ Allen, AJ Haulcy: Smart Moves. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25th, the Indianapolis Colts made smart moves on day two of the draft, grabbing linebacker CJ Allen in the second round and safety AJ Halsey. In the third, General Manager Chris Ballard traded down from Pick 47 first, picking up extra future picks while still landing these guys. Allen steps right into a huge need at linebacker, where the Colts needed a fresh start after some offseason changes. He's got the skills to play big snaps from day one, fitting perfect with their defensive scheme. At safety, they've added pieces this offseason, but need it more stability next to can buy them. Halsey brings that box presence and coverage punch, looking like a solid backup or even starter, much like the role Nick Cross filled before he left. Experts love the value here. Allen was ranked 35th overall on the big board, Halsey 56th, both steals in their spots. Grades for Allen range from B to A-, with praise for his instincts and run defense that plug right into Indy's second level.
Halsey pulled similar love, B's and an A from CBS, calling him a high floor guy with SEC experience who can hit hard and play special teams while. Earning defensive time. Overall, these picks quietly beef up the middle of the Colts defense without overreaching.
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