Take a look at the Indianapolis Colts' roster after the first week of NFL free agency. Does anything stand out to you?

The Indianapolis Colts have never been shy to take a flyer on a high upside player that presents little to no risk if he doesn't work out. One example of this would be the popular "convert a college basketball player to tight end" signing.

The Indianapolis Colts are working hard in free agency to solidify the roster, but one position stands out the most.

For a group that has become the team's biggest position of need this offseason, the Colts made their first linebacker signing Wednesday in Akeem Davis-Gaither.

The Indianapolis Colts officially ignited the 2026 offseason by handing wide receiver Alec Pierce a record-shattering four-year, $114 million contract and locking in quarterback Daniel Jones despite a ruptured Achilles.

After four up-and-down seasons in Cincinnati, cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt joins a crowded secondary group with its starters solidified, looking to challenge for a roster spot.

The Colts signed a pair of players on Wednesday.

By signing Jones to a 2-year deal for $88 million, Colts essentially paid him transition tag in 2026 & franchise tag in 2027. Why that makes sense

Indianapolis Colts add former Notre Dame basketball player at tight end as they continue reshaping their roster during an active offseason