The Indianapolis Colts are navigating an offseason of uncertainty as they prepare for the upcoming season. With the offensive line now featuring two new starters due to the departures of Ryan Kelly and Will Fries, questions loom over their ability to protect whoever ends up under center. The Colts' offensive success hinges not just on the quarterback's performance but significantly on the offensive line's stability and effectiveness.

Last season, quarterback Anthony Richardson struggled under pressure, ranking last in completion rate when faced with it. New additions like Tanor Bortolini and Matt Goncalves will be crucial in turning this trend around. The Colts' ability to establish a strong running game will also be pivotal in keeping defenses guessing and off-balance, allowing for more dynamic offensive plays and better quarterback performance.