Colts Draft 2022

Pierce is another dynamic size-speed prospect because he can both stretch the field with his frame and also use his body to win on possession routes. He’s the ideal complement to another nice-sized target, Michael Pittman Jr. and can be an immediate impact receiver for Matt Ryan.

Grade: B

(from MIN via GB via LV)

The Colts saw Jack Doyle retire and needed a complement to Mo Alie-Cox in 12 personnel sets under Frank Reich. Woods stands out for his size and physicality and has a lot of room to grow as a receiver and in-line blocker.

Grade: B

(from WAS)

The Colts can replace Eric Fisher with an intriguing product from the same program. They can tap into the Austrian import's immense physical and athletic upside.

Grade: A

(from MIN)

Cross has good speed and instincts built for the Colts’ defense. He is a strong upfield player in run support and also produces getting after the QB as a blitzer. He should have a shot to replace Khari Willis as a starter next to newcomer Rodney McLeod.

Grade: B+

(from DEN via LAR)

(from MIN)