The Indianapolis Colts continue to look for improvement in their cornerback unit, as even the recent signing of Charvarius Ward hasn't fully addressed the position's needs. NFL executives have pointed out that cornerback remains a crucial area for the team, citing the current roster's limitations. Jaylon Jones showed promise last season, yet allowed a high completion rate, and the uncertainty surrounding JuJu Brents, who missed the entire last season, raises concerns.

With Kenny Moore entering a contract year and his age becoming a potential factor, the Colts may need to bolster this position further, especially in the upcoming draft. Although Ward's addition adds depth, it may not be enough to label the cornerback spot as secure. They could use additional support—especially if they plan on utilizing more dime packages that require additional defensive backs on the field.