The Indianapolis Colts are less than a month away from returning to Westfield for 2022 training camp where they hope to begin their trek toward a playoff spot.
Knowing their strengths and weaknesses will be vital throughout the training camp and preseason process in order to eventually cut the roster down to 53 players.
Here’s a quick look at ranking the Colts’ positions by strength entering training camp:
1
Running Back
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It’s hard to find a better duo than Jonathan Taylor and Nyheim Hines.
2
Linebacker
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We know Darius Leonard is elite, but this group can take a big step forward with a breakout from Bobby Okereke.
3
Defensive Tackle
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Buckner is still an elite talent at the three-technique while Grover Stewart is one of the most underrated run-stoppers in the NFL.
4
Interior Offensive Line
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Ryan Kelly should bounce back from an up-and-down year while Danny Pinter can be the reason this group becomes elite again.
5
Quarterback
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Matt Ryan is a strong fit for the offense, and Nick Foles is viewed as one of the best backups in the entire league.
6
Edge Rusher
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This group may wind up being too low if Yannick Ngakoue continues his consistent play and Kwity Paye breaks out as many expect him to.
7
Cornerback
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The addition of Stephon Gilmore is huge for this unit, and it will be interesting to see what happens with Kenny Moore’s contract situation. Expect third-year cornerback Isaiah Rodgers to step into a bigger role as well.
8
Offensive Tackle
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This spot is all dependent on how the left tackle situation shakes out between Matt Pryor and third-round pick Bernhard Raimann.
9
Wide Receiver
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It’s Michael Pittman Jr. and a lot of players looking to prove themselves in the spots behind…
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