Ogletree anchors the depth behind the top duo. His blocking and red-zone potential keep him in the conversation for the fourth TE slot. Any regression in Woods or Mallory could elevate Ogletree’s role, particularly in run-heavy or goal-line packages.

Ogletree occupies a blocker-first niche behind Alie-Cox and Mallory while pairing with Mallory in two-TE sets. His blocking and versatile presence could keep defenses honest and allow Mallory to thrive as a receiver, expanding Indy’s balanced tight-end usage.

Drew Ogletree's presence allows him to fill key blocking roles, contributing to the Colts' offensive strategy.

Drew Ogletree currently leads the Colts' tight end depth chart; however, he has yet to prove himself as a reliable No. 1 option. His performance will be crucial if the Colts don't address this position in the draft.

Drew Ogletree played a pivotal role in creating a key touchdown for Jonathan Taylor by opening a hole on the left side of the line. His contribution exemplified the teamwork and support that Taylor highlighted as crucial to the Colts' success.