Andrew Moore

4 days ago | si.com | Andrew Moore

Making it to the NFL is an arduous journey. Less than 1% of all high school football players in America eventually play for an NFL team. The challenge is immense, with kids dedicating their entire lives to a shot at playing professional football. But when they finally achieve their dreams, all the blood, sweat, and tears they have poured into the game becomes worth it. Every NFL rookie has a unique story of how they got to this point.

3 weeks ago | si.com | Andrew Moore

Rookie minicamp is in the books for the Indianapolis Colts, as drafted and undrafted players alike took the practice field for the first time. The Colts focused on players with plenty of college experience and success in the 2025 NFL Draft as general manager Chris Ballard attempted to fill the remaining holes on the roster. Many of the selections from the Colts' draft class are expected to contribute immediately, especially the All-American tight end out of Penn State.

1 month ago | si.com | Andrew Moore

As the 2025 NFL Draft was concluding, the Indianapolis Colts had already addressed multiple needs with their first seven picks. Tight end, the trenches, and even quarterback had been addressed. But the Colts had yet to draft a linebacker or a safety – two positions where added depth was needed – with only one pick left in their arsenal. So, why not get a guy who can play in both spots? The Colts selected Wisconsin safety Hunter Wohler with the No.232 pick on Saturday.

1 month ago | si.com | Andrew Moore

For the last few seasons, teams have punished the Indianapolis Colts on the ground when Grover Stewart comes off the field. The Colts' run defense is not nearly as effective when Stewart has to take a breather. Chris Ballard is attempting to change that by drafting a player from the University of Alabama for the first time in the eight years he has been general manager. The Colts selected Alabama defensive tackle Tim Smith with the No.190 pick on Saturday.

1 month ago | si.com | Andrew Moore

The Indianapolis Colts did a lot of homework on the quarterback class for the 2025 NFL Draft. With questions about whether Anthony Richardson can become a franchise quarterback, and Sam Ehlinger moving on to the Denver Broncos in free agency, adding another quarterback in the draft seemed likely. When the time came, the Colts did not have to go far to add to the room. The Colts selected Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard with the No.189 pick on Saturday.