Colts Draft: RAS Monsters for Defense & Passing Game

0:00On April 1st, Colts fans, let's talk 2026 NFL draft already, with eyes on those athletic freaks who could fix some big holes. We're diving into relative athletic scores, or RAS, that 0-10 scale comparing size and speed to position peers. The higher, the freakier. Chris Ballas Crew loves these top testers, drafting more guys above 8.0 from 2021 to 2024 than anyone else. Starting with a slight shift last year, Ballad's still hunting elite movers response like defensive end and linebacker, where the Colts need edge rush, and tackling machines. Reactions from scouts and fans are buzzing. These numbers pop because they signal guys who dominate combines, turning heads and indie where athleticism. Trump's all sometimes. Diving deeper, at defensive end, Penn State's Danny Dinesden hit 9.96 with UCF's Malachi Lawrence right behind at 9.9, zero. Linebackers, Ohio State's sunny styles only with a perfect 9.9.

1:03Strong safeties like Charlottes, Harlottes, Jacques Corius, Conley at 9.94, and wide receivers topped by Cincinnati's Jeff Caldwell at 9.9. Nine peer burners. These RAS monsters could reshape the Colts defense and passing game come draft night, keeping Ballad's track record alive and that blue horseshoe.