The Indianapolis Colts are gearing up for the beginning of Phase III of their offseason programs, commencing on May 28th. This phase allows for the initiation of Organized Team Activities (OTAs) where team drills will begin, transitioning from individual drills focused on skill development. One of the primary concerns for the Colts centers around the performance of their defensive tackles, particularly behind star players DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart.

While Buckner and Stewart are established talents, the defensive tackle position requires a robust rotation to maintain effectiveness throughout the season. The Colts need to ensure they have solid depth behind these starters to enhance their performance and mitigate potential injuries or fatigue. With the upcoming OTAs, players will have the opportunity to prove their worth and secure a place in the lineup, highlighting the critical nature of this position as they prepare for the upcoming season.