The Indianapolis Colts' cornerback depth has transformed significantly this offseason, leading to intriguing roster battles ahead of the final 53-man roster cut. General Manager Chris Ballard's aggressive recruitment has reshaped this unit, especially with the additions of Charvarius Ward and Corey Ballentine, and drafting Justin Walley. Ward is expected to secure a starting position, while Kenny Moore takes on the nickel role. The competition for the second outside spot is fierce, with options including JuJu Brents, Jaylon Jones, Samuel Womack, and Ballentine.

With the potential to keep up to seven cornerbacks, roster decisions become challenging. If the Colts opt for a six-man squad, they must carefully weigh the value of younger talents like Womack against established players like Ballentine. Performance in training camp and preseason will heavily influence these decisions, particularly regarding the players' consistency and health.