The Indianapolis Colts have finalized their 2025 undrafted free agent (UDFA) signings, distributing varying amounts of guaranteed money to their 15 new recruits. Only one player, CB Johnathan Edwards, received a significant guarantee of $280,000, while the remaining contracts mainly ranged from modest sums to none at all. For instance, OT Marshall Foerner and WR Tyler Kahmann received $55,000 and $2,000, respectively. This disparity provides insight into the Colts’ valuation of talent among UDFAs, reflecting their strategy in building a competitive team.

Comparatively, the Carolina Panthers managed to secure far more lucrative deals for their UDFAs, with seven players surpassing $130,000 in guaranteed funds. The Colts, however, offered a total of $3,000 to defensive tackle Devonta Davis and $25,000 to linebacker Solomon DeShields, indicating a conservative approach in their rookie class investments. The overall distribution of guarantees within the Colts' UDFA class showcases their intent to prioritize specific positions while maintaining budgetary constraints.