Colts Re-sign Mo Alie-Cox, Strengthen Tight End Group

0:00On March 15th, the Indianapolis Colts have resigned veteran tight-end Moe Ali Cox to a one-year deal. He's a key blocker who's played in 125 games for the team, scoring 16 touchdowns over his career. Earlier this week, NFL insider Jordan Schulte broke the news. This move comes after the Colts brought back tight-end Drew Ogletree, keeping their tight-end group together with pro-buller Tyler Warren for another. Rand, fans and analysts see Ali Cox as a steady presence, since joining from basketball at Virginia Commonwealth back in 2017. He transitioned from the practice squad to a reliable red zone option and run blocker. On the roster front, Indianapolis also added defensive and ardent key, along with safeties Jonathan Owens and Wanye Thomas. Still, the defense needs more proven talent, especially at edge and safety after losing Nick Cross. With quarterback Daniel Jones in the mix, expect Ali Cox to factor into red zone plays next season, but general manager Chris Ballard has plenty of.

1:01Free agency work left to bolster the lineup.