The Indianapolis Colts are finalizing a deal with former Philadelphia Eagles safety Rodney McLeod, according to Ian Rapoport.
At 31-years-old, McLeod found a great amount of success for both the Rams and Eagles throughout his 10-year career, as he’s started 123 games and accumulated 16 interceptions over that span.
McLeod spent the last six seasons with the Eagles and is coming off a fairly productive 2021 campaign with two interceptions, four pass deflections and 58 combined tackles (32 solo) in 13 starts, per Pro Football Reference.
The signing of McLeod makes a lot of sense for the Colts.