The time has come for my first mock draft of the 2025 offseason, and the Indianapolis Colts have plenty of holes to fill within their roster. We’ll catch up with general manager Chris Ballard later this month at the NFL Scouting Combine to get a better understanding of the team’s needs and how it’ll address them this offseason.

James Boyd, who covers the Colts for The Athletic, recently put together his first mock draft and went through all seven rounds. It’s not often this time of the year that we get a full mock draft, so when we do, we’ve got to break it down.

When targeting tight ends, the Colts had the worst EPA per target in the entire league. Despite what head coach Shane Steichen did with Dallas Goedert in Philadelphia, that production hasn’t really crossed into the midwest with him.

The Colts have been strongly linked to tight end Tyler Warren and safety Malaki Starks in most drafts, but CBS analyst Mike Renner thinks Indy will opt for a different route with

Barring a trade, the Indianapolis Colts will have the 14th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Who will they take? Last year, some Colts fans wanted the team to trade up and land either wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.