Colts Reshape Offense: Jones, Taylor, New WRs

0:00On March 16th, the Indianapolis Colt have reshaped their starting offense after the opening moves of NFL free agency. They've locked in Daniel Jones at quarterback on a two-year deal, kept Jonathan Taylor as the lead running back and slotted Alec Pierce, Josh Downes, and Ashton Dullin at White Receiver. Tyler Warren anchors Tide End, while the offensive mind features Bernhard Raymond, Quintan Nelson, Tanner Bordellini, Mac and Colvis, and Jalen Travis. From left to right, the team targeted Jones early, betting he can recapture his pre-injury form from New York. Taylor remains the unquestioned starter, though they plan to build depth behind him. Resigning their own players like Mo Allie Cox and Drew Ogletree at Tide End adds stability there. Trading Michael Pittman away opened up cap space but thinned out the receivers, leaving General Manager Chris Ballard hunting for more competition. Fans worry about that group's firepower, without a big addition soon. Up front, Braden Smith's move to Houston thrust Jalen Travis into the right tackle spot

1:03where he showed promise late last season. Still, the Colts need reinforcements across the line and at other spots to solidify things. This lineup gives a snapshot of where things stand, but the NFL draft and more signings could shake it up before training camp even starts.