Colts' Special Teams Stable, Cap Space Ahead

On March 31st, NFL free agency has hit a low, so we're checking the Indianapolis Colts special teams unit right now.

GM Chris Ballard locked in nine outside free agents lately, plus resigned some of their own.

On specials, they've got Blake Group back under contract, along with Spencer Schrader, Luke Rhodes and Rigoberto Sanchez.

The Colts still have roster gaps elsewhere, but plenty of salary caps face to play with.

They head into the draft without a first round pick, just seven total selections.

Fans and analysts see this unit as stable, no urgent ads needed.

Group and Schrader will compete straight up for the kicking duties, keeping things competitive.

One key watch is Sanchez, who's in the final year of his deal.

The team might extend him before next free agency heats up.

Overall, special teams look set, letting Ballard target those bigger holes with cap room and pick still available.