Post draft/free agent signing weak position

[dodsworth]

This team appears loaded from top to bottom, so the question is what

group is the weakest link on the team? Good luck with your choice

everyone.

[Lucky Colts Fan]

None?

[dodsworth]

38 minutes ago, Lucky Colts Fan said:

None?

That would be an overwhelming choice but what fun would that be lucky Colts fan? 

[EastStreet]

We have no glaring holes, but iDL is absolutely the area that could use the most upgrading.

[Scott Pennock]

I voted dline only because Al Woods was left unsigned and Ridgeway was traded and that seemingly has left the interior a bit bare.

 

As it stands Hunt and Stewart will likely man the DT spots and Autry, Lewis and Ward will be the UT's....

 

Jordan Thompson and Sterling Shippy are in as UDFA's to add to the competition.

[a06cc]

We have depth, but I’m concerned about the middle of our defensive line.

[coltsfansince65]

I chose Dline. I think our depth throughout is stellar however, I would still like to see us get a stout big ugly to clog up the middle who also has the ability drive some offensive linemen into the QBs face.

[dodsworth]

I honestly didn't think this poll would have been so lopsided

towards the D line since Ballard didn't really address the 

position in the draft, but we are a little thin in the middle

with Hunt and Stewart being the only supposed lane cloggers.

 

 

[Hoose]

Which is why I really hoped Dexter Lawrence would fall to #26. He’d have been perfect for this team. Oh well. Water under the bridge.  Here’s hoping there is another magic trick left in the Wizard Ballard’s bag. A FA pickup is needed. 

[dodsworth]

9 minutes ago, Hoose said:

Which is why I really hoped Dexter Lawrence would fall to #26. He’d have been perfect for this team. Oh well. Water under the bridge.  Here’s hoping there is another magic trick left in the Wizard Ballard’s bag. A FA pickup is needed. 

I'm sure he is waiting on the water wire to start dropping gems.