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Jul 24, 2026 11:34 AM
ColtsRoundtable takes you through a full preview of every position group on the Indianapolis Colts' roster.
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The Indianapolis Colts will commence training camp next Tues., July 28, at Grand Park Sports Campus, in Westfield, Ind., with their first practice taking place the next day.
It was a busy offseason for the Colts, dolling out lucrative in-house contracts while also bringing in some key new figures. Quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce got new deals, and old faces like wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., defensive end Kwity Paye, and linebacker Zaire Franklin found new homes.
The Colts also brought in a rookie class that is expected to contribute right away, headlined by linebackers CJ Allen and Bryce Boettcher and safety A.J. Haulcy.
Here is a complete breakdown of each position group for the team:
There are numerous questions about the Colts' quarterback group, from QB1 to QB4.
Colts running back Taylor is the star of the show, but will someone stand out to back him up?
Colts wide receivers Pierce and Downs are preparing to carry the team's wide receiver corps for the first time in their careers.
All eyes are on Colts tight end Warren to see how he gets even better in his second season.
If the Colts' risks are going to pay off in 2026, the offensive line needs to be the biggest reason why.
There are many "if" factors for the Colts' defensive line this year, including the health and effectiveness of Buckner.
The Colts' linebacker corps underwent a significant youth movement this offseason.
If Gardner and Ward stay healthy, then it completely changes the game for the Colts' defense in 2026.
The Colts' safety trio of Cam Bynum, A.J. Haulcy, and Hunter Wohler should be an opportunistic bunch that creates big plays for the defense.
The Colts will see big changes on special teams in 2026.
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