2018 Colts Review: Awards Season

Three of the Colts' 2023 draft picks were placed on season-ending injured reserve prior to roster cuts in late August.  

Hull sustained a season-ending injury in the Colts' season opener, but was projected to be a part of the team's offense in 2023. 

Jones started 10 games after an impressive training camp earned him a spot on the Colts' 53-man roster. 

Mallory made a handful of standout plays over a dozen games as a rookie in 2023. 

Adebawore, the No. 110 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, notched his first career sack in Week 9 against the Carolina Panthers. 

Freeland was thrown into the fray as a rookie, starting nine games and playing nearly 700 snaps between left and right tackle. 

Downs broke Bill Brooks' long-standing Colts rookie receptions record with 68 catches in 2023. 

Brents flashed plenty of upside in 2023, but fought through injuries throughout the season that limited him to nine games. 

While Richardson appeared in just four games, the Colts discovered plenty of encouraging things about their rookie quarterback in 2023. 

Domann played the third-most special teams snaps and had the second-most special teams tackles on the Colts in 2022. 

Flowers, an undrafted free agent, logged time as both a kick returner and cornerback and earned a spot on the Pro Football Writers Association All-Rookie team as a kick returner. 

Safety Rodney Thomas II, the No. 239 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, led the Colts with four interceptions last season.