The Indianapolis Colts' defensive line enters training camp with several key questions, particularly regarding the rotation and depth chart behind established stars like DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. With changes in personnel, including the signing of Neville Gallimore and the drafting of Tim Smith, the Colts are looking to bolster their defensive front. The unit's success will hinge on how effectively they can rotate players at both defensive tackle and end positions, especially considering the new aggressive scheme introduced by Lou Anarumo.

As training camp approaches, the competition for snaps intensifies among players like Kwity Paye, Laiatu Latu, JT Tuimoloau, and Samson Ebukam. The Colts' strategy could involve heavy rotation to adapt to opponents' schemes, making it crucial for the coaching staff to identify which players fit best in each scenario. With improved depth expected this season, the Colts aim to enhance their pass-rushing capability, a critical factor that was lacking in 2024.