The Indianapolis Colts face a challenging scenario in the upcoming NFL draft, particularly at the tight end position. In a recent mock draft, both Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland, the top prospects, were selected before the Colts' turn. With Warren heading to the New York Jets and Loveland going to the Chicago Bears, the Colts are left to consider other options.

Despite the setback, the tight end class is deep, offering the Colts a chance to find talent in the second round. The focus may shift to bolstering the defensive line, particularly with the potential selection of Walter Nolen from Ole Miss. At 6-3 and 305 pounds, he had an impressive season, ranking high in run defense metrics, which aligns with the Colts' need for youth and depth along the defensive front.