Watch as Indianapolis Colts' offensive line coach Tony Sparano Jr. fields punts to conclude the team's final minicamp practice last week.

He's gonna get the chance to prove he can be a game changer for the Colts offense and will again split reps with Alec Pierce as the second outside WR. Pierce is entering a contract year, and Mitchell's mindset should be to prove he can be a starter for the team by 2026.

Colts' OC Jim Bob Cooter recently discussed the progress he's seen from Year 2 WR AD Mitchell, who has had an "exciting start."

With offseason programs now behind us, let's take a position-by-position look at where things stand for the Colts. Next up are the tight ends.

The Indianapolis Colts must face the potential reality that quarterback Anthony Richardson isn't the team's future. However, in Richardson's favor, there's still time for him to return from his shoulder issues and reclaim confidence that he can lead the team and stay healthy.

With offseason programs now behind us, let's take a position-by-position look at where things stand for the Colts. Next up are the wide receivers.

Indianapolis Colts ‘ running back Jonathan Taylor could be in line for a big payday. In 2024, he had a heavy workload with 303 carries, but he turned that into 1,431 yards and 11 touchdowns (plus one TD receiving). Taylor is a fantasy football monster on a very mediocre team.

Coming from a family of football stars, Indianapolis Colts rookie Justin Walley looks to carve his own path in the NFL.

Despite early criticism, Colts rookies Tanor Bortolini and Matt Goncalves showed promise in 2024 and could anchor the offensive line in 2025.