Did the Indianapolis Colts just get it right
Here's the deal. After months of speculation, after every mock draft under the sun had the Indianapolis Colts doing something different, they went and did what I think a lot of us deep down hoped they would. They landed Malik Nabers, wide receiver out of LSU, with the 15th pick. Now, when that card was turned in, you could feel a sigh of relief all the way from Lucas Oil Stadium down to the Monon Trail. We needed a playmaker, someone to truly take the top off a defense and give Anthony Richardson a legitimate deep threat. Nabers brings that dynamic energy, that flash, that ability to turn a short gain into a house call. This isn't just about filling a slot; it's about giving our young quarterback the kind of weapon he needs to truly unlock his potential.
Then in the second round, they went and snatched up Cooper DeJean, the versatile defensive back from Iowa. You talk about addressing needs? That pick screams 'we want to get tougher in the secondary.' DeJean can play anywhere — corner, safety, nickel — and his football IQ is off the charts. With some of the moves we've seen recently, like waving goodbye to some depth players, it was clear the Indianapolis Colts were looking to infuse this roster with fresh talent and high ceilings. Nabers and DeJean fit that bill perfectly. The mood in Indianapolis right now? It’s not quite euphoria, but it’s a strong, quiet confidence. Like when you get a perfect tenderloin at St. Elmo, you just know it's right.
My one-word grade for this Indianapolis Colts draft class? Ascending. The horseshoe don't lie, Indy. I'll be here when the dust settles.
The fellas on the morning show are already dissecting every single pick — find them live at mornings.live.