Colts Eye Demmings for Late-Round Draft Flyer

0:00On April 6, Indianapolis Colts are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft, with General Manager Chris Ballard holding seven picks, but no. First Rounder. He's eyeing Trays to stockpile more selections, sticking to his pattern of betting on day three gems with freakish athleticism. Right now, they're set to meet Stephen F. Austin cornerback Charles Dimmings, a small school standout turning heads. Williams brings serious tape from 42 college games, nine interceptions, 35 passes defended, and he's the all-time leader in pass. Breakups at his school. He hit the senior bowl and lit up the combine with a 4.440 yard dash, 42 inch vertical, 11 foot broad jump, earning a 9.97 RES score, 10th best ever for corners since 1987. The Colts already boasts one of the league's top corner rooms, anchored by Sauce Gardener and Mooney Ward on the outside. Ward's shaking off retirement talk after three concussions last year and plans to return.

1:03Dept comes from Justin Wally, back from an ACL tear, and Cam Taylor Britt seeking a fresh start post legal issues. Ballard's history screams interest in guys like Dimmings, fluid and coverage with burst in recovery speed, though he needs work on press man hands and run support tackling. Dimmings is visiting other teams too, like the Texans, Cowboys, Packers and Dolphins, but fits perfect for a late round flyer from FCS to the pros. As the draft nears next month, keep watching how Indy hunts these high upside athletes to bolster their already stacked secondary.