Colts Re-sign Veteran TE Mo Alie-Cox

0:00On March 16th, the Indianapolis Colts resigned veteran tight-in Moe Ali Cox on Monday. Over eight seasons with the team, the 32-year-old has appeared in 125 games with 53 starts catching 100. 27 passes for 7 and 550 yards and 16 touchdowns. He's mostly known as a tough blocker who opens lanes for running back Jonathan Taylor in the run game. Ali Cox ranks as the second longest tenured Colt behind only long snapper Luke Rhodes who arrived in 2016. Meanwhile, his reliability stands out too. He joined the practice squad in 2017, debuted in 2018 and has missed just one game since 2019. Tying the second longest active streak for any NFL offensive player. That durability comes from an unusual path since Ali Cox skipped college football altogether and starred in basketball at Virginia Commonwealth. Helping them reach the NCAA tournament all four years.

1:00Now he slots into a tight-in group with first-round pick Tyler Warren, resigned Drew Ogletree and Will Mallory bringing steady experience as the Colts build for the future.