The NFL.com mock draft feels like it belongs to the Indianapolis Colts.
We make an effort to only include NFL Mock Drafts from some of the biggest names in the business because new ones are created almost every day. Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com is eligible. This week, Jeremiah unveiled his season’s first mock draft, and it follows a well-worn route: the Indianapolis Colts select an offensive playmaker in the first round. At No. 15, he projects that the Colts will select tight end Brock Bowers of the Georgia Bulldogs.
According to Jeremiah on NFL.com, “Bowers is going to be tricky to place in mock drafts.” “The talent suggests he should be a top-five pick, but the debate about positional value could push him down as far as the Colts at No. 15.” It might be the Colts’ gain if teams are worried about selecting a tight end in the top 10 (see Falcons, Atlanta). If the player is a true-difference maker, positional value is meaningless. Bowers is a tight end that is reminiscent of great players like Antonio Gates and Travis Kelce.
According to Max Chadwick of Pro Football Focus (PFF), he is the best tight end in the history of college football. “He accomplished GOAT status by being the best tight end in college football right when he graduated high school,” Chadwick stated. “According to PFF’s wins above-average metric, Bowers was the most valuable tight end in the country in 2021 as a true freshman. With 13 receiving touchdowns and 522 yards after the catch, he led all FBS tight ends in that particular season.” Chadwick continues to extol the virtues of the provided links. There is a tight end need for the Colts as well. Indianapolis didn’t have a tight end break 400 yards receiving even though they selected a tight end in each of the previous three NFL Drafts. circular peg. Round Hole.
Terrell Bynum, a former rookie reserve wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, is leaving the Bolts. Through their official X/Twitter account, the Indianapolis Colts have announced that the six-foot, 188-pound wide receiver has signed a reserve/future contract with the team. The native of Long Beach got tattooed The 25-year-old Long Beach native played for the University of Washington Huskies from 2017 to 21 before returning home and joining the 11-3 USC Trojans under Caleb Williams.
In ten games with the Trojans in 2022, Bynum totaled 159 yards and 16 receptions for one touchdown. He was an honorable mention All-Pac-12 player in 2021, his last season with Washington. Over a total of 932 yards, he recorded 65 receptions and six touchdowns. With Michael Pittman Jr., Isaiah McKenzie, and Juwann Winfree among Indianapolis’ abundance of free agent wide receivers, his signing primarily appears to be a training camp/preseason addition. So maybe he has a chance.
The Colts finished with a 9-8 record last season, primarily thanks to Gardner Minshew and his epic facial hair (who started 13 of the team’s games). They lost 19-23 to the Houston Texans in the season’s penultimate game, which prevented them from making the playoffs. Bynum might be able to assist!
