Mo Alie-Cox Stays with Colts, Bringing Veteran Leadership

0:00On March 15th, Mo Ali Cox is sticking around with the Indianapolis Colts for another season. The tight end signed a one-year deal on Saturday evening, marking his continued run with the only NFL team he's ever known. From his start as a college basketball player at VCU, he's built a solid NFL career over the years. His path has been all about steady progress. He joined the practice squad back in 2017. Backed up veterans in 2018, took over as the lead tight end in 2021, and now steps aside for rookie Tyler Warren heading into 2025. In 125 games with Indy, he's closing in on franchise marks for tight ends. teammates love him for his quiet leadership and hard-nosed play. He's known for handling the tough blocking assignments without complaint, and his work even served his coaching film for the current tight-ends coach. During his college days, that grit has made him a staple in the locker room. Looking ahead, Ali Cox returns as the top back up, ready to rotate in multiple tight end packages and contribute on special teams.

1:04His deal locks in the full tight end group from last year, giving the Colts continuity up front. With just the handful of games needed to climb the team's all-time lists, fans can count on his veteran presence to help steer the squad through another. Campaign