The Indianapolis Colts face significant decisions this offseason, particularly regarding their roster as they prepare to enhance quarterback Anthony Richardson's support. Center Ryan Kelly, a nine-year veteran, is at the forefront of discussions about player retention, with CBS Sports suggesting he should be re-signed despite his injury history. Analysts argue that keeping Kelly could stabilize the offensive line, which has seen young talent like Tanor Bortolini emerge as a capable alternative.

While Bortolini has shown promise, allowing Kelly to test free agency might open avenues for improved roster flexibility. The Colts also struggle at tight end, with several underperforming players up for free agency. The franchise must balance immediate needs with long-term development strategies, especially if they hope to ensure Richardson's growth as a key player.