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'It was easy': Why the Colts took tight end Tyler Warren in first round of NFL draft
The Colts knew they liked Warren’s tape. The more they met with the tight end, the more he became an ideal player for Indianapolis. When Warren was 8 years old, before his first season of tackle football, his father pulled up YouTube videos of Riggins, the Washington bruiser who ran through and over tacklers on his way to the Hall of Fame.
The Colts made a surprise pick in CB Justin Walley in the third round, leaving them with several openings on the depth chart ...
IndyStar's Nate Atkins is trading up to make sure the Colts get the tight end they need. Colts pass on a projected ...
Sources tell ESPN analyst Peter Schrager that the Colts could trade up to select Colston Loveland in tomorrow’s draft.
The Colts have a number of needs left to address on Day 3 of the NFL Draft. Here are 10 prospects who can fit what they're ...
The Indianapolis Colts need more on the offense line. More depth. More competition. More capable players. The position group that the Colts have seemingly done the most work on this draft cycle ...
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Colts make more changes on offensive line with two new starters“This league, obviously, it’s next man up, and we have a lot ... hadn’t been able to return, the Colts might have faced an emergency on the offensive line. “I mean, he’s a guy that ...
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