The Indianapolis Colts have solidified their roster with two new free-agent signings. Safety Cam Bynum, previously with the Minnesota Vikings, has joined the Colts on a lucrative four-year, $60 million deal. Bynum's experience and versatility are expected to enhance the Colts' defensive scheme under Lou Anarumo, where the safety position plays a pivotal role. Additionally, the Colts have signed defensive tackle Neville Gallimore to a one-year contract worth $1.27 million. Gallimore, a former third-round pick, has spent time with the Dallas Cowboys and most recently with the LA Rams. His performance metrics show room for improvement, particularly in pass rush productivity and run-stop efficiency, making effective support from veterans like DeForest Buckner essential for his success in Indianapolis.