Colts use the NFL draft to fill two needs: Improve defense, help QB Anthony Richardson
Associated PressINDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard started NFL draft weekend with two goals. He’s a high motor guy, he’s got nothing else but football and he loves it and that’s what he wants here.” The Colts didn’t pull off the splashy first-day move Indy fans were hoping for and he didn’t follow the conventional wisdom by using early selections to add even more cornerbacks to an already young secondary. “To add that speed, we know Anthony can throw it, it’s going to help all those guys.” HOLDING THE LINE Indy wasn’t projected to have much need on an offensive line that returns all five starters and three key backups. “I think guys get better when there’s great competition.” SECONDARY FOCUS The Colts addressed their secondary needs Saturday by shoring up the depth chart at safety. “You’re really looking for guys with upside that you think you can hit on,” Ballard said.