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5. Cody Whitehair, OG, Kansas State
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Taking Whitehair 18th overall would be a stretch, but an offensive guard is what the Colts need to boost their offensive line. Whitehair is arguably the best available at that position, so if all else fails, taking Whitehair may not be a bad choice.
5. Cody Whitehair, OG, Kansas State
Taking Whitehair 18th overall would be a stretch, but an offensive guard is what the Colts need to boost their offensive line. Whitehair is arguably the best available at that position, so if all else fails, taking Whitehair may not be a bad choice.
4. Noah Spence, LB, Eastern Kentucky
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Spence isn't the perfect pick due to his character issues and the fact that he's not an ideal fit for a 3-4 defense. However, the Colts need a pass rusher, and if he's available, Spence could be worth the risk when it's Indy's turn to make its pick.
4. Noah Spence, LB, Eastern Kentucky
Spence isn't the perfect pick due to his character issues and the fact that he's not an ideal fit for a 3-4 defense. However, the Colts need a pass rusher, and if he's available, Spence could be worth the risk when it's Indy's turn to make its pick.
3. Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama
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The offensive line is the Colts' other big need, making Kelly an option. Indy doesn't necessarily need a center, but they could shift some things around to make room for him and undoubtedly get better up front if they were to draft Kelly.
3. Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama
The offensive line is the Colts' other big need, making Kelly an option. Indy doesn't necessarily need a center, but they could shift some things around to make room for him and undoubtedly get better up front if they were to draft Kelly.
2. Leonard Floyd, LB, Georgia
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The Colts' biggest need in this draft may be an outside pass rusher, and Floyd is one of the few players who can fill that need for Indy in the first round. If he's available when the Colts pick at No. 18 overall, it'll be hard to pass on him.
2. Leonard Floyd, LB, Georgia
The Colts' biggest need in this draft may be an outside pass rusher, and Floyd is one of the few players who can fill that need for Indy in the first round. If he's available when the Colts pick at No. 18 overall, it'll be hard to pass on him.
1. Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State
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Elliott is unlikely to still be available at No. 18 overall, but if he is, he'd be perfect for the Colts. Indianapolis needs a young running back to help support Andrew Luck, and Elliott would be a welcomed addition to the team's offensive arsenal.
1. Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State
Elliott is unlikely to still be available at No. 18 overall, but if he is, he'd be perfect for the Colts. Indianapolis needs a young running back to help support Andrew Luck, and Elliott would be a welcomed addition to the team's offensive arsenal.