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Colts Reshape Roster: Grupe, Wooden Added

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The Indianapolis Colts have been proactive in reshaping their roster ahead of NFL free agency. They re-signed kicker Blake Grupe for stability and traded linebacker Zaire Franklin to the Green Bay Packers for defensive tackle Colby Wooden. These moves address key needs on special teams and defense, clearing salary cap space and adding rotation depth. With free agency set to begin, the Colts appear well-positioned to build a stronger unit for the upcoming season.

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Colts Reshape Roster: Grupe, Wooden Added

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On March 9th, the Indianapolis Colts are already busy reshaping their roster ahead of the NFL Free Agency period. On March 8th, they re-signed Kicker Blake Group to bring stability to the position. They also traded linebackers Ayer Franklin to the Green Bay Packers in exchange for defensive tackle, Colby Wooden. Free Agency kicks off with a legal tampering window on March 9th when teams can negotiate with outside players. Deals then become official on March 11th at 4 p.m. Eastern Time. The Colts jump the gun to get a head start on their plans. These moves address key needs on special teams and defense. Group went perfect on field goals and extra points late last season. Setting up competition for the spot, one spin to shredder recovers from injury. Fans see it as a smart step for reliability. Franklin trade, clear salary cap space and fits General Manager Chris Baller's push to get younger and faster on defense. Wooden, a 25-year-old on his rookie deals final year, adds rotation depth behind Grover Stewart on the line.

As more moves roll in over the next few days, the Colts look prime to build a stronger unit for next season.

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