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1 week ago | 
cbssports.com | Camryn Bynum |Josh Edwards
The league recently announced 2025 NFL Draft compensatory selections, which was the final missing piece to the seven-round draft order. Most, if not all, marquee free agents have signed new deals as well, which provides some clarity on remaining needs that teams could choose to address in the draft. At this time, every franchise holds the right to their own first-round selection, but there is intrigue atop the order.
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profootballrumors.com | Camryn Bynum |Sam Robinson
It is not exactly a secret the Colts could view this draft as the avenue to upgrade a tight end contingent that has been an issue for a while. Although Indianapolis ranked 32nd in receptions from tight ends last season, the team has been in need for many years at the position. The Colts have zero 400-yard TE receiving seasons during the 2020s, seeing Jelani Woods‘ back-to-back missed seasons disrupt their plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
cbssports.com | Camryn Bynum |Cody Benjamin |Chris Trapasso
The Minnesota Vikings have drawn plenty of headlines for their quarterback situation this offseason. They've repeatedly endorsed J.J. McCarthy, their 2024 first-round draft pick, as the presumptive starter, touting the youngster's growth while recovering from rookie-year knee surgeries.
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3 weeks ago | 
wtlcfm.com | FS Camryn Bynum |Camryn Bynum |Nick Cottongim
CLOSE The Colts recently unveiled the jersey numbers for their newly signed free agents, sparking interest in the personal choices athletes make when it comes to their on-field identities. For some players, a specific number is non-negotiable, often tied to their career legacy, personal milestones, or sentimental value. This can lead to intense negotiation or even playful competition to secure the coveted digits.
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3 weeks ago | 
1075thefan.com | Camryn Bynum |Nick Cottongim
CLOSE The Colts recently unveiled the jersey numbers for their newly signed free agents, sparking interest in the personal choices athletes make when it comes to their on-field identities. For some players, a specific number is non-negotiable, often tied to their career legacy, personal milestones, or sentimental value. This can lead to intense negotiation or even playful competition to secure the coveted digits.
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3 weeks ago | 
profootballrumors.com | Camryn Bynum |Sam Robinson
March 29th, 2025 at 11:53am CST by Sam Robinson E.J. Speed will follow Azeez Al-Shaair in making an intra-AFC South free agency move. After six Colts seasons, Speed is moving south. The Texans are bringing in the veteran linebacker on a one-year deal worth $5MM, Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz tweets. Although Speed is coming off his most productive season, the former Indianapolis starter remained in free agency for nearly three weeks.
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4 weeks ago | 
purpleptsd.com | Camryn Bynum |K. Joudry
Camryn Bynum was a cherished Viking for four seasons, but he’s now moving onto the second chapter of his career after landing some major money with the Colts. The safety went to social media to pass along his feelings about his time in Minnesota. Safe to say that there’s plenty of affection for the Vikings and Minnesota more broadly. Bynum’s note includes a section for the coaches and staff, teammates, as well as the fans alongside the community.
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4 weeks ago | 
vikingsterritory.com | Camryn Bynum |Dustin Baker
Two weeks ago, Minnesota Vikings safety Camryn Bynum chose the Indianapolis Colts as his next NFL destination, partnering with quarterback Daniel Jones, who also skipped town for Shane Steichen’s team. Bynum played in Minnesota since former general manager Rick Spielman scooped him out of the 2021 NFL Draft, and the Vikings evidently couldn’t afford his price tag beyond 2024. Bynum signed a four-year, $60 million deal with the Colts. He also formally said goodbye this week.
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1 month ago | 
profootballrumors.com | Camryn Bynum |Adam La Rose
March 24th, 2025 at 8:55am CST by Adam La Rose One of the top safeties still on the market has a visit lined up. Julian Blackmon will meet with the Panthers today, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Blackmon played out his rookie contract from 2020-23, operating as a starter for the Colts over that span.
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1 month ago | 
vikingsterritory.com | Harrison Smith |Camryn Bynum |Dustin Baker
The Minnesota Vikings have two weeks of free agency in the rearview, and by now, onlookers have a decent indicator of how the team will look in 2025. Minnesota has notably signed Jonathan Allen (DT), Will Fries (G), Javon Hargrave (DT), Ryan Kelly (C), Jordan Mason (RB, trade), Rondale Moore (WR), Isaiah Rodgers (CB), and Jeff Okudah (CB) in free agency in addition to extending Aaron Jones (RB), Byron Murphy Jr. (CB), Theo Jackson (S), and Harrison Smith (S).
