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INDIANAPOLIS — We've officially reached the awkward spot of the NFL offseason.
The Scouting Combine has come and gone, as has the start to free agency. Now a couple weeks removed, the frenzy that is the beginning of free agency has past, and left are a couple of the blue-chip players who are holding out for the best deals, and the role players looking for the best situations.
The Indianapolis Colts have been pretty active since the new league year began, trading the No. 13-overall pick for All-Pro defensive lineman DeForest Buckner, signing a new quarterback in eight-time Pro Bowler Philip Rivers as well as an All-Pro cornerback in Xavier Rhodes, and also continuing to fortify the defensive interior with another free agent in Sheldon Day.
It's safe to say that some of their roster needs have changed since the last time we checked.
With the big deals the Colts have made in free agency and trading away their first-round pick, the moves they make from here on out are likely to be more modest. However, they still have some spending money, and they still have two picks in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft at No. 34 and 44.
Here is what could be considered the Colts' top three areas still to be addressed, listed in depth chart order.