Colts' Offseason Moves: Targeting Low-Regard Spots

0:00On April 15th, the Indianapolis Colt shook things up this offseason, cutting four defensive starters and letting wide receiver Michael Pittman walk, without direct one-for-one swaps. But hold up. That doesn't mean they're worse off. Pittman's 111 targets last year can spread across guys like Pierce, Downs, and Warren. Just one extra target each per game covers half. That load. Existing talent steps up too. Both Rounder Travis already filled Big Shoes last season and mid-round picks like our sinners, Downs, out of Bawar, Cross, and Raymon have locked. Downspots. Alex Pierce brings that playmaker vibe that's tougher to replace than Pittman's steady yards. Fans gripe about the defense tanking, but pay struggled rushing the quarterback, Franklin Covering, and Cross was the real sting. Pratt's still free agent cheat, maybe. With 27.5 million in cap space, more if they trade more, and solid middle-round draft picks, they got ammo. Draft 2026 looks stacked for Edd Wresher's, Minebackers, and Y Receivers.

1:04First off, per experts. Safety's thinner, but Flick Corner Jalen Jones there. At 6 foot 2, 200 pounds, he's run-stopper material against tight ends. Bottom line. Colts target low-regard spots with cash and picks. No squads locked in yet. They could flip the script, come training camp.