Anarumo, Colts defensive coordinator, emphasized guarding elite passers and adjuster schemes after the Week 4 loss, signaling a focus on scheme tweaks as Indy navigates a tougher aerial slate going forward.

Anarumo’s unit is described as versatile and disruptive, with well-coached players across the Colts’ front and back seven, presenting a calculated challenge for the Rams’ latest attack.

Colts defensive coordinator who previously coached Hilton with the Bengals (2021-24). Hilton’s familiarity with Anarumo’s scheme could translate to an immediate impact for Indianapolis’ secondary, especially in the Rams game and beyond as Moore II is sidelined.

Anarumo's move to the Colts signals a defensive-coordinator transition with potential scheme influences that could affect Indy’s fantasy-defense upside and opponent planning.

Anarumo, Hilton’s former Cincinnati defensive coordinator, became the Colts’ defensive coordinator in January. His familiarity with Hilton could speed the veteran’s integration and influence Indy’s defensive approach, leveraging past chemistry to maximize depth in Indy’s secondary.