Last season, the four tight ends on the Colts’ 53-man roster combined for 467 receiving yards. Compared to the rest of the NFL, there were 25 individual tight ends who had more receiving yards than the Colts entire unit did.

The Indianapolis Colts are entering the 2025 offseason with over $30 million in effective cap space, leaving enough money to make a big move. If the Colts elect some cut candidates, the team could realistically see a boost to nearly $50-60 million in cap space.

While AD Mitchell has to be much more consistent in 2025, if a team’s fourth receiver on the depth chart is an uber-talented second-year player, who even with the ups and downs, did show an impressive ability to create separation, well, that’s a good spot to be in.