It sure sounds like the Indianapolis Colts are going to be moving around the draft board this upcoming weekend. That's not a huge surprise, given some strong hints made earlier this offseason by GM Chris Ballard.

Colts general manager Chris Ballard gave an expectation for the first rounds of this week's NFL Draft, and a peek into what being "active" will look like.

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The Indianapolis Colts are one of six NFL teams without a first round draft pick on Thursday. GM Chris Ballard never makes bold declarations to set the tone ahead of the NFL Draft, but the tenured architect instead delivered more clarity on the traits he’s looking for in a potential prospect.

There's a pattern developing in the latest NFL mock drafts for the Indianapolis Colts: Schedule, location, where to watch, tickets.

Offseason programs for the 2026 NFL season are underway for the Indianapolis Colts as of Tuesday, Apr. 21. These offseason programs are voluntary at the moment, although typically, most of the team does participate.

The Indianapolis Colts have more needs on offense than people realize and there are three hidden gem prospects on that side of the ball in the 2026 NFL Draft that the team should target.

So, why are the Colts turning the page? The reasons vary. In the case of Pittman, it was financially driven. The veteran receiver was traded to Pittsburgh last month as the Colts