Mock Draft Monday, our weekly roundup of expert predictions for who the Colts will take in the NFL Draft, is back after the NFL Combine – the biggest single event in the NFL Draft calendar – wrapped up in Indianapolis. 

Rourke played through a torn ACL to lead the Hoosiers to their first College Football Playoff game last year. 

Latu had four sacks as a rookie, but the Colts saw plenty of encouraging signs during the 2024 first-round pick's debut season.  

Here's the news from the NFL Combine you need to know from the Colts' three AFC South opponents. 

The Colts have several starters and backups on their offensive line set to become unrestricted free agents in March. 

The Colts hired Anarumo as defensive coordinator in January, and last week the team announced its full 2025 coaching staff, with three other new coaches filling roles on defense.

General manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen both said on Tuesday the Colts are open to adding more pieces behind running back Jonathan Taylor.

Colts general manager Chris Ballard on Tuesday discussed the future of several players who are either impending free agents or under contract for 2025. 

Colts general manager Chris Ballard on Tuesday laid out a vision for an open quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and someone else in 2025. 

General manager Chris Ballard in January pledged to foster more competition across the Colts' roster in 2025. The NFL Combine this week will be an important marker in the Colts' evaluation process for how that competition can be built in the coming months. 

Mock Draft Monday, our weekly roundup of expert predictions for who the Colts will take in the NFL Draft, looks at the predictions of various draft experts with the NFL Combine kicking off this week at the Indiana Convention Center. 

Here's what the Colts' 2025 coaching staff will look like this upcoming year.