Colts Draft: Wide Receiver & Defense Studs Await

0:00It's April 24. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Round one shook up the draft with two quarterbacks off the board early and a heavy run on offensive lineman, leaving a ton of talent for the cult at. Pick 47. Teams like Indy now eyewide receivers, linebackers, edge rushers, and cornerbacks, where depth means no reach is needed. Take wide receivers. Denzel Boston from Washington surprisingly slid out of round one as a top five guy in his class. Others like Skyler Bell and Chris Brazel could drop right to the Colts, perfect outside threats to replace Michael Pittman Jr. down the line. Linebackers look even better since just two off-ball guys went in round one. Names like CJ Allen from Georgia or Anthony Hill Jr., from Texas, offer starters over a came Davis-Gaether, though the top few might go quick before. Pick 47. Edge rushers have T.J. Parker from Clemson as the big faller, plus solid depth like Gabe

1:02Jocka's in Zion Young, but that premium spot could then outfast. In round two, corners boast DeAngelo Ponds from Indiana and Avion Terrell, ideal slot fits as Kenny Moore, the second successor. Colts fans, this set up screams value, grab a wide out early, or pivot to defense with all these studs lingering.