
Colts Draft Jalen Farmer for Offensive Line Depth
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Colts GM Chris Ballard bolsters offensive line with guard Jalen Farmer, drafted in the fourth round. Farmer, a 65, 312-pound second-team All-SEC player, brings power in the run game and pass protection, addressing losses like Braden Smith and Danny Pinter.
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0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today Football Coverage, powered by AI. Colt GM. Chris Baller just beefed up the offensive line depth, drafting guard Jalen Farmer from Kentucky with a 113th overall. Pick. The 13th and the 4th round. This marks their first offensive selection after grabbing linebacker CJ Allen and safety AJ. Halsey in the 2nd and 3rd rounds on Friday night, addressing losses like starting tackle Braden Smith and Backup Center, Danny Pinter. Farmer, a 21-year-old second team, all SEC player, stands six-foot-five, weighs 312 pounds with arms over 34 inches. Long? He started 24 games at Rygar for the Wildcats after transferring from Florida. In two seasons at Kentucky, he allowed just five sex, show discipline with only one flag as a senior, and clocked a 4.93 second, 40 yard dash, bringing power in the run game and pass protection. Analysts gave the pick a B-grade, noting it's solid for depth even though
1:03guard wasn't a direct loss this offseason, and Farmer's ready to. Compete wherever they slot him in Indy.
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