If the Colts do want to get more explosive with their first pick and tight end Brock Bowers is on the board, there's a good chance he's the pick. Bowers is one of the best tight end prospects to enter the draft in recent memory and has drawn comparisons to the likes of Dallas Clark and George Kittle.

The Indianapolis Colts believe they found their quarterback of the future in last year's NFL draft. This year they're hoping to make Anthony Richardson's supporting cast stronger.

The NFL Draft is next week and the Indianapolis Colts hold the 15th pick in the first round. The Colts' biggest perceived needs are cornerback and an electric pass catcher, though offensive line depth and an attention-grabbing pass rusher couldn't hurt.

While on the Pat McAfee Show on Thursday, NFL Network's Peter Schrager explained why he believes the Colts could be in the market to trade up in the draft for one of the top wide receivers. This comes after he projected the Colts making a trade-up to No. 9 overall to select LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers in a mock draft.

In the first season under head coach Shane Steichen last year, the Colts finished 9-8 but missed out on a berth in the playoffs with their Week 18 loss at home against the Texans.

ESPN's Bill Barnwell put together his annual 'all trades' mock draft, where, as the title suggests, he goes through and tries to identify one first-round trade for each team that might make sense. For the Colts at pick 15 overall,

The NFL Draft is just a week away right now, and time and time again it has been proven that it is near impossible to try and predict accurately what teams are going to do.