Colts Sign Arden Key, Michael Clemons for Defensive Line

0:00On March 11th, the Indianapolis Colts have kept their off-season mostly in-house so far, with moves like tagging and reworking Daniel Jones' contract. Extending Alec Pierce, restructuring Bernhard Raymond for future cap space, and trading Michael Pittman Jr. to free up salary. Their first outside addition before the league's new year on March 11th was signing defensive and ardent key from the Titans to a two-year, $20 million deal. The team chase bigger names like Trey Hendrickson from the Bengals and Max Crosby, but those fell through, with Hendrickson landing a four-year pact, with the Ravens after recovering from injury. On Wednesday afternoon, the Colts added Michael Clemens, a former Jets 4th round pick from 2022 to bolster their defensive line. Rotation. This 6'5, 270-pound defender brings solid stats over the last two seasons, including 45 pressures, five and a half. Sacks and strong run defense all for about $5.83 million a year plus a future compensatory

1:037th round pick. With key and Clemens' backups, the Colts still hunt for a true starter opposite Leyatu. Leyatu, Leyatu through free agency or trade to round out the ed rush.