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Colts Should Sign Germaine Pratt for Linebacker Depth

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Germaine Pratt: A Cheap, Smart Target for Colts Linebacker Depth - The Indianapolis Colts could benefit from signing Germaine Pratt, a linebacker with experience in their defensive coordinators scheme. Pratt, who played for the Cincinnati Bengals and briefly with the Raiders, performed well with the Colts last season, recording 101 tackles and an interception. With the draft approaching and the team lacking proven starters, Pratt could be a cost-effective addition to strengthen their defense.

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Colts Should Sign Germaine Pratt for Linebacker Depth

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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Colts Should Sign Germaine Pratt for Linebacker Depth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 21st, the Indianapolis Colts still need more depth at linebacker, even after signing a Keem Davis-Gaether. One strong option right in front of them is Dermain Pratt, who wore their uniform last season and performed well. Pratt started his career with the Cincinnati Bengals, drafted 72nd overall in 2019. He spent years there under defensive coordinator Lu and Arumo, racking up solid numbers over 96 games. That connection followed him to Indy after quick stints elsewhere. Released by Cincinnati in June, he joined the Raiders briefly before the Colts claimed him in early October. In 12 games with them, he notched 101 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, and key plays like an interception against Jacksonville. Fans and analysts see Pratt as a seamless fit in an Arumo scheme, especially after the trade of Zaire Franklin left a position thin. Beyond Bobby Ocariki, the roster lacks proven starters, making a veteran like the 29-year-old Pratt a cheap, smart target.

With the draft approaching and other teams circling, the Colts face a clear choice to lock him down and build a defense that matches their offense.

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