2022 Draft Class signings

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With the last 2 CBA's, most of these rookie contract negotiations are more formalities rather than hard extended negotiations. I believe 3rd rounders seem to have the most terms to negotiate so they can sometimes take the longest to settle.


So far the Colts have signed:

3rd round S Nick Cross: 4 years, $5.066 million with a $864,100 signing bonus, according to figures sourced by Spotrac.

5th round DT Eric Johnson: 4 years, $3.981 million with a $320,740 signing bonus.

6th round TE Drew Ogletree: 4 years, $3.838 million, $178,188 signing bonus.

6th round DT Curtis Brooks: 4 years, $3.792 million, $132,016 signing bonus.

7th round DB Rodney Thomas II: 4 years, $3.755 million, $95,384 signing bonus.


https://fox59.com/sports/colts/colts-sign-4-draft-picks-22-rookie-free-agents/

https://fox59.com/sports/colts/colts-sign-3rd-round-pick-nick-cross/

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The Colts signed 2nd Round WR Alec Pierce today.

According to Spotrac, the 4 year contract is worth $6.601 million with a $1,980,976 signing bonus.

https://www.colts.com/news/colts-sign-wide-receiver-alec-pierce-to-contract

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And that is a wrap....the Colts signed their two remaining draft picks today - TE Jelani Woods and OT Bernhard Raimann.

According to Spotrac, the 4 year contract for Woods is worth $5.372 million with a $1,087,252 signing bonus.

Raimann, who was selected a few spots later, signed his 4 year deal for $5.302 million with a $1,035,972 signing bonus.


https://www.colts.com/news/colts-sign-tight-end-jelani-woods-and-tackle-bernhard-raimann-to-contract