Colts Target Jake Golday for Linebacker Boost

0:00It's April 9th, I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The Indianapolis Colts are heading into the NFL draft with a big gab at off-ball linebacker, and they've got Cincinnati's Jay Golday locked in as. Their top target for the second round. Their depth chart right now lacks any real starting or pro-experience, even after signing a Keem Davis-Gaether in mid-March to anchor things under. Defensive coordinator Lou Anorumo. Fans, analysts, and league execs all agree. The Colts need linebacker hell bad, but when it comes to the perfect fit, Golday's name is rising fast as, the guy they won at pick 47 overall. He matches the prototype general manager Chris Ballard loves, boasting a 9.85 relative athletic score, plus he let his team with one. 105 tackles last season, 6 tackles for loss, 3.5 stacks, 3 passes broken up, and a forced fumble. Golday's switch from defensive end to linebacker in college, reigniting his passion for the

1:01game, and he's ready to show his instincts shine at the next level as the Colts build out that position room.