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Colts Scout Day 3 Talent, Eye Devon Marshall

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The Indianapolis Colts, boasting a formidable cornerback group, are still scouting talent for the NFL Draft. They recently interviewed North Carolina State corner Devon Marshall, a reliable player with strong instincts and ball skills. Despite his average athletic score, Marshalls performance and the Colts recent shift in focus make him a potential day three pick or undrafted free agent target. This move demonstrates the Colts proactive approach to draft season.

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Colts Scout Day 3 Talent, Eye Devon Marshall

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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Colts Scout Day 3 Talent, Eye Devon Marshall. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 8th, the Indianapolis Colts got a stacked corner-back crew with stars like Soft Sgardner, Charvary's Ward, and Kenny Moore the second holding. It down, but they're still scouting talent ahead of the NFL draft. They disrupt the virtual interview with North Carolina State Corner, Devon Marshall, whose 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 100, 94 pounds. Marshall put up solid numbers over two years as a starter for the Wolfpack, showing sharp instincts and strong ball skills that keep him near the action. In his senior year alone, he racked up 50 tackles, two interceptions, one forced fumble, and 16 passes broken up. Fans of analysts see his playstyle as reliable, but his 4.24 relative athletic score doesn't scream elite speed, which used to turn. Off the Colts for an office. That said, General Manager Chris Ballard has started looking past peer measurables lately. Ward is Marshall projects as a day 3 pick, rounds 4 through 7, or even an undrafted free

agent target if the board falls right. With their depth, this feels like smart homework, to snag depth without burning high picks. Either way, it shows the Colts staying proactive, keeping all options open as draft season heats up.

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