Jonathan Taylor, a standout running back for the Colts, will be among the presenters at the draft. His experience as a top performer gives him unique insight into the importance of draft selections.

Daniel Jones, with a career completion rate of 64.1%, brings a wealth of experience to the competition. His ability to minimize turnovers and provide a solid presence could be the deciding factor as the Colts weigh their options for the starting quarterback position.

Richardson, as the fourth overall pick in the draft, has been given opportunities, but his performance has raised concerns. His completion rate of 47% last season and high interception rate have led to questions about his readiness to start. Despite this, his potential is still recognized.

The Colts have a glaring need at the tight end position, making them a prime candidate to trade for Mark Andrews. With current options struggling to produce consistently, Andrews could provide the lift needed for their offense.

Samson Ebukam returns to the Colts' defense, and his contributions alongside Paye and Lewis will be vital as the team addresses the gaps left by Odeyingbo.