The Indianapolis Colts have added Temple kicker Maddux Trujillo to their roster as part of their 2025 undrafted free agent class. Standing at 6'0" and weighing 172 pounds, Trujillo had a solid performance during his first season at Temple, completing all 21 extra point attempts and 16 of 22 field goals, showcasing particularly strong accuracy from 40 yards and beyond.

Trujillo's college career, which began at Austin Peay, culminated in a 72% hitting rate overall. His ability to kick from long distances, including a record 64-yard field goal, makes him a high-upside prospect for the Colts, who are known for searching for kickers with strong potential. Trujillo's addition complements Spencer Shrader, the current kicker, as the Colts look to bolster their special teams.

No players from the City College football teams were selected in the recent NFL draft, but several athletes from Temple and Villanova signed undrafted free agent deals. Diwun Black, an edge rusher from Temple, joined the Baltimore Ravens after a standout college career, while kicker Maddux Trujillo signed with the Indianapolis Colts, where he could compete for a starting role. Villanova's Isas Waxter signed with the Seattle Seahawks, aiming to fill a defensive back position. Meanwhile, Dante Wright of Temple will attend the Kansas City Chiefs' rookie camp, showcasing his potential after a productive college career.