Colts Safeties Get Boost, Still Need Top Talent

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Baller dropped nine outside free agent signings in the last week or so, plus resigned some of their own. Guys, but the safety spot still looks shaky with roster gaps to fill. They got cap space to play with, though no first round draft pick and just seven total selections coming up. Lost Nick Cross to the commanders and Rodney Thomas to the Seahawks, opening up that starting role next to Cam Bynum. On the flip side, they grab Wanye Thomas and Jonathan Owens to add some competition and depth. Fans and analysts see the impact clear. Owens has been mostly special teams so far in the lead, while Thomas brings upside but barely 600 defensive snaps under his belt. Hunter Waller has the coaches hyped, even after missing his whole rookie year hurt. Coaching staff pushing for more bodies here, since these new additions are unproven starters. Ballads not done shopping and with unknowns everywhere, they need options in the draft or late free agency.

1:05Bottom line, Colts say these got a boost, but crave that reliable top end talent to lock down the back end before training camp hits.