The Colts on Friday re-signed tight end Mo Alie-Cox.

The 31-year-old Alie-Cox, who was an unrestricted free agent, returns to the Colts after spending the last eight seasons in Indianapolis. Over 108 games (47 starts), Alie-Cox has 114 receptions on 180 targets for 1,433 yards (12.6 yards/reception) with 15 touchdowns.

Since joining the Colts as a member of their practice squad in 2017, Alie-Cox has developed into a strong blocking tight end in the run game. Alie-Cox ranked 11th in PFF run blocking grade among tight ends with at least 340 snaps in 2024.

With the departure of center Ryan Kelly to the Minnesota Vikings in free agency, Alie-Cox joins guard Quenton Nelson and tackle Braden Smith as the longest-tenured players on the Colts' offense. All three made their NFL debuts in 2018.

The Colts now have six tight ends on their 90-man roster: Alie-Cox, Will Mallory, Sean McKeon, Drew Ogletree, Albert Okwuegbunam and Jelani Woods.