Colts' Round 2 Mock Draft: Wide Receiver Priority

0:00On April 17th, the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off this Thursday, April 23rd, and the Indianapolis Colts wait till Round 2 for there. First pick at Number 47. They traded away their first rounder for Saw Scardner, so this new, seven round, mock draft zeroes in on grabbing the best wide receiver available right. There, it's part of a series testing different Round 2 priorities, and wide receiver might be more urgent than fans think. After extending Alec Pierce big time, the Colts shipped out Michael Pittman Jr. to Pittsburgh, leaving a gap opposite Pierce on the outside. Josh Downs could flex out some, but he shines best in the slot during three wide sets. Enter Alabama's Jeremy Bernard at Pick 47 A6 foot one route runner with sub 4.5 speed and the quickest three cone at the Gus. Combine, he'd bring that juice to stretch the field. Fans are buzzing about the receiver need, but this mock spreads the love across defense too.

1:00Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton comes in Round 3 at 78 as an edd rusher. South Carolina Safety, Jalon Kilgore lands in Round 4 ad. One 13 and California's Hezekiah masses adds corner depth in Round 5 at 156 after his breakout. Five picks in 13 pass. Breakups. Later rounds go bold on linebackers, a spot GM Chris Ballard loves mining late. BYU's Jack Kelly, a top 100 talent in my book, slides to Round 6 at 214 as a potential day one starter. Then Louisiana's athletic Jaden Dugger at 7249 and Kentucky's versatile center guard Jager Burton at 7543 Roundout. The hall, fixing depth hits like losing Braden Smith and Danny Pinter. This class packs four instant impact guys. Bernard, Dennis Sutton, Kilgore, and Kelly, plus upside projects who could crack the 53 man roster. Colts fans keep an eye on how Round 2 shakes out.

2:02It could redefine their passing attack.