Following the 2025 NFL draft, the Indianapolis Colts face an offseason dilemma regarding their unrestricted free agents. With 21 players entering free agency, the Colts have re-signed only five, leaving many key contributors unsigned or transferred to other teams. General Manager Chris Ballard has shifted strategy, signing impactful players like cornerback Charvarius Ward and quarterback Daniel Jones, aiming to revitalize a roster that failed to make the playoffs last season.

Significant free agents such as offensive lineman Ryan Kelly and tight end Kylen Granson have already signed with other teams, highlighting the Colts' need to fill gaps in their roster. Players like Julian Blackmon and Taven Bryan are still available, but their previous seasons raise questions about their potential contributions. Blackmon's injury struggles and Bryan's minimal impact suggest a cautious approach might be necessary. The emphasis now will be on enhancing areas of need, particularly the offensive line and defensive depth.

On the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft, several Penn State players, including defensive back Jaylen Reed and linebacker Kobe King, remain available for teams looking to bolster their rosters. Reed, who boasts a strong ranking as the 52nd-best player overall, is anticipated to be a valuable pick in the mid-to-late rounds. King follows closely at 93rd overall, having opted for the draft after a solid season. The Nittany Lions have already seen three players drafted, including Abdul Carter, selected third by the New York Giants, and Tyler Warren by the Indianapolis Colts. Other notable players still on the board include Dvon J-Thomas and Julian Fleming. For those undrafted, opportunities will arise as teams rush to sign free agents post-draft.