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5 days ago | coltswire.usatoday.com | Paul Bretl

Who is considered the Indianapolis Colts' top Defensive Player of the Year candidate for the 2025 NFL season? Jacob Infante of Pro Football Network recently selected who he believes the top candidate is for each team. When it came to the Colts, DeForest Buckner was the selection. "With 58.5 sacks over his last seven seasons, DeForest Buckner has long been one of the best pass-rushing defensive tackles in the NFL," wrote Infante.

5 days ago | coltswire.usatoday.com | Paul Bretl

With offseason programs now behind us, we will be getting a jump start on our training camp preview by going player-by-player through the Indianapolis Colts' 91-man roster. Going alphabetically, up next is linebacker Jaylon Carlies. Carlies was a fifth-round pick in the 2024 NFL draft by the Colts. During his college career, he played safety, but Indianapolis converted him to linebacker.

5 days ago | coltswire.usatoday.com | Paul Bretl

Josh Edwards of CBS Sports ranked his top 10 NFL offseasons, and included on this list were the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts came in at No. 8 in Edwards' rankings, just ahead of Philadelphia and Cleveland, and just behind Buffalo at No. 7 and Carolina at No. 6. "Indianapolis finally spent on its secondary in free agency, but did lose a few pieces to the offensive line," wrote Edwards. "Those two players missed a large portion of last season, which allowed rookies to gain valuable repetitions.

5 days ago | coltswire.usatoday.com | Paul Bretl

With offseason programs now behind us, we will be getting a jump start on our training camp preview by going player-by-player through the Indianapolis Colts' 91-man roster. Going alphabetically, up next is safety Cam Bynum. Bynum has been a sound tackler throughout his career, which has helped him make an impact in the run game, and he also brings excellent ball production to the Colts' secondary as well, totaling five interceptions and 11 pass breakups over the last two seasons.

5 days ago | coltswire.usatoday.com | Paul Bretl

In a very early 2026 NFL mock draft, Pro Football Network has the Indianapolis Colts taking a quarterback in the first round and going all offense in the first three rounds. Now, of course, predicting who the Colts are going to take in next April's NFL draft at this time is a nearly impossible task. Positional needs will change between now and then, while prospects will move up and down draft boards.