Colts First Round Success

[Chromeburn]

PFF says Colts are one of the best teams at drafting in the first round.

Its also funny how the entire AFC South is on this list.

https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2024-...und-since-2014

[ChaosTheory]

Damn, Jacksonville... 12 first-rounders in 9 seasons since 2015. Three straight seasons with double first-rounders. And look at the premiums...

'22 1st overall
'21 1st overall
'20 9th overall
'19 7th overall
'17 4th overall
'16 5th overall
'15 3rd overall


And just for shits (it's not within range of this article):

'14 3rd overall
'13 2nd overall
'12 5th overall

[IndyNorm]

I'm really surprised we would be rated as one of the best. Basically we have 2 As w/ Nelson and Kelly, a B w/ Paye, a C w/ Hooker, an F w/ Dorsett, and a TBD w/ Richardson. Obviously if Richardson stays healthy and reaches his ceiling then that changes things, but for now I'd say not bad but not great either.

[Mr. Session]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

Damn, Jacksonville... 12 first-rounders in 9 seasons since 2015. Three straight seasons with double first-rounders. And look at the premiums...

'22 1st overall
'21 1st overall
'20 9th overall
'19 7th overall
'17 4th overall
'16 5th overall
'15 3rd overall


And just for shits (it's not within range of this article):

'14 3rd overall
'13 2nd overall
'12 5th overall

The rest of this division is legitimately a fucking joke. Seriously.

They draft top 10 it feels like every year. How these teams are not completely overloaded with talent is ridiculous to me.

The talking heads point out Indy is missing a few specimen/superstars but how often does our team actually get an opportunity to draft one like that?