Colts' Draft Dilemmas: QB, WR, OL

0:00On April 22nd, the Indianapolis Colts are rolling into the NFL draft with way more question marks than answers, especially at quarterback and on defense. Their QB room tops the list of worries, with Daniel Jones still shaking off a torn Achilles from last season. Full recovery by week one feels more like, hope than a sure thing. Anthony Richardson's been on the trade block since late February and skipped a draft week, leaving second year guy Riley Leonard as the likely backup. Meanwhile, the running back spot looks solid behind star Jonathan Taylor, with young talents like DJ Giddens adding depth. But wide receiver took a hit after losing Michael Pittman Jr. forcing reliance on Alec Pierce and others like Nick Westbrook I-Kine to step up. Clear number two outside threat yet. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how these gaps could derail the offense under coach Shane Steichen, who's calling plays. The teams built around a bell-cow backfield and a flipped tight-in group thanks to Tyler Warren's breakout, but losing key vets like Braden Smith, too.

1:03Houston exposes the line's vulnerabilities. New developments highlight the offensive line's strengths, though. Bernhard Ryman locked in with a four-year $100 million extension at. Left tackle, Quentin Nelson anchoring Gar like a future hall of famer, and Tanner Bordellini thriving at center. Still, they need swing depth and may be a right tackle successor for Jalen Travis. As draft a nears, the Colt's eye picks to inject juice into that defensive front and stabilize the QB chaos, setting the stage for a real turnaround. Push this fall.