The Indianapolis Colts have made significant updates to their offensive depth chart following offseason programs. With training camp set to commence on July 22, the competition for starting positions is heating up, particularly at quarterback, where Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones are vying for the top spot. While Richardson recovers from injury, Jones has been taking most of the first-team reps, showcasing a solid performance that has impressed head coach Shane Steichen.

The running back position remains anchored by Jonathan Taylor, although Khalil Herbert, DJ Giddens, and Tyler Goodson are all in contention for backup roles. In the tight end group, standout performances from players like Will Mallory and Jelani Woods are noteworthy, as they compete for the top pass-catching role. The wide receiver corps is led by Michael Pittman and Josh Downs, but is deep with promising talents including Alec Pierce and Ashton Dulin, indicating a rich competition as the season approaches.

Ashton Jeanty, drafted No. 6 overall by the Las Vegas Raiders, received a prank call claiming he was traded to the Dallas Cowboys shortly after his selection. Jeanty quickly recognized the call as a prank and hung up. Meanwhile, Shedeur Sanders was tricked by a call impersonating Saints GM Mickey Loomis, leading to significant fines for the Atlanta Falcons when it was revealed the call originated from the son of their defensive coordinator. Sanders’ incident was the most notable among several draft-related pranks impacting players this year, including others like Abdul Carter and Kyle McCord.

Cowboys fans may have hoped for Jeanty to join their roster following the loss of running back Rico Dowdle in free agency, but the Raiders solidified their choice by selecting the Boise State standout. The Cowboys opted for offensive lineman Tyler Booker and later secured running back Jaydon Blue in the later rounds of the draft.