Jake Arthur

9 hours ago | si.com | Jake Arthur

The 2025 NFL Draft begins Thursday night, and it is already shaping up to be an unpredictable affair. While there is a quarterback slated to go No. 1 overall to the Tennessee Titans (Cam Ward), there are a few other elite non-quarterbacks who teams may be clamoring for. One of these teams is the Indianapolis Colts, who have a clear and obvious hole at the tight end position and have the opportunity to land either of two of the draft's best players in tight end Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland.

11 hours ago | si.com | Jake Arthur

Ask 10 people what position the Indianapolis Colts should target first in the 2025 NFL Draft, and eight or nine of them may tell you tight end. The group is in rough shape for the Colts, earning the second-fewest yards in the NFL among tight end units last year, and not having an individual tight end reach 500 receiving yards in a season since Eric Ebron in 2018.

17 hours ago | yardbarker.com | Jake Arthur

For the final time this year, Horseshoe Huddle brings you the "Indianapolis Colts Mock Draft Roundup."Throughout the last couple of months, we have followed who draft experts across the web have projected the Colts to select in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Before free agency began, the tone was a bit different, but after the Colts added some impact players on defense, mock drafters have shifted their focus to a primary position: tight end.

17 hours ago | si.com | Jake Arthur

For the final time this year, Horseshoe Huddle brings you the "Indianapolis Colts Mock Draft Roundup."Throughout the last couple of months, we have followed who draft experts across the web have projected the Colts to select in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Before free agency began, the tone was a bit different, but after the Colts added some impact players on defense, mock drafters have shifted their focus to a primary position: tight end.

1 day ago | si.com | Jake Arthur

We're just about there. This Thursday, the 2025 NFL Draft will begin, and with it, months of speculation and concocted scenarios will come to an end. The Indianapolis Colts enter the draft without as much mystery surrounding them as there was in January, when it was unclear what the quarterback situation would look like or how seriously they would take free agency. We now have answers to both.