General manager Chris Ballard shocked most Indianapolis Colts fans when he traded former All-Pro cornerback Stephon Gilmore to the Dallas Cowboys for a fifth-round compensatory pick.
With Gilmore gone, Indianapolis’s depth at cornerback is extremely shaky, with more potential moves coming soon. Behind quarterback, the team’s biggest need is clearly at cornerback. So how does Indy go about improving both the starters and depth at the position?
Cam Smith
With Indy looking more and more likely to stick at four and pick from the remaining quarterbacks, they would have the ability to keep the 35th overall pick and take the top-rated cornerback.