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Colts' Local Hero: Elijah Sarratt Draft Buzz

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Indianas Elijah Sarratt: The Next Big Legend? - A local hero story unfolds as the Indianapolis Colts consider drafting Sarratt, a receiver from Indiana University, to replace Michael Pittman Junior. Sarratts solid hands, route-running smarts, and high-character align with the Colts preferences, potentially turning a what-if into the next Indiana legend.

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Colts' Local Hero: Elijah Sarratt Draft Buzz

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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Colts' Local Hero: Elijah Sarratt Draft Buzz. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 7th, the Indianapolis Colts are hosting Georgia defensive tackle Kristen Miller for an official pre-drav visit ahead of the 20. 26 NFL Draft Teams get up to 30 of these visits to check out prospects from top picks to undrafted guys, and this one's got folks buzzing about their interior. Line Depth. Miller's logged 1076 career snaps peaking at 437 last season per PFF grades. He dominated as a run defender, racking up 19 pressures each of the past two years, while mostly lining up in the bigab. He's the type who eats blocks and frees up teammates, even if stats don't always pop. Scout see him as a nose tackle with quick hands against single blockers, though he needs more bulk to hold doubles and chase laterally. Meanwhile, the Colts loaded up at defensive tackle this offseason, so it's not a screaming need heading into camp. But with slim draft picks and a must-win year staring them down, every visit counts for smart value.

1:00As they grind through this process, Miller could slot in as that reliable starter, keeping their D-line humming strong into the future.

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