Mo Alie-Cox is expected to continue his role as a primary blocker while providing support in the passing game alongside Warren.

In the tight end group, Alie-Cox is competing for key roles, with standout performances from younger players like Will Mallory and Jelani Woods impacting his standing on the depth chart.

Mo Alie-Cox will play a key role in the tight end lineup for the Colts, battling for snaps against younger players like Will Mallory, as both aim to maximize their impact in the offense.

Mo Alie-Cox, a former basketball player who successfully transitioned to the NFL, served as a source of inspiration for Schieffelin. His journey from college basketball to becoming a tight end in the league highlights the potential pathways for athletes making similar switches.

Mo Alie-Cox has been re-signed by the Indianapolis Colts on a one-year deal valued at $2.2 million. His contract includes a base salary of $2.032 million, a signing bonus of $167,500, and a total cap hit of $1.422 million. His role as a strong blocking tight end will be crucial in Shane Steichen's offensive scheme.