The addition of Jalen Travis at tackle gives the Colts the flexibility to now move Matt Goncalves to right guard, with Travis able to handle, or at least compete with Blake Freeland for the swing tackle duties.

The Chicago Bears stunned the NFL world when they picked tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 10 pick. He is not a bad player, but he was pretty much the consensus second-best at his position. This allowed the best tight end on most people’s boards, Penn State star Tyler Warren, to fall right into the Colts’ lap with the 14th pick.

Through the draft, the Colts were able to address their biggest positional need by landing do-it-all tight end Tyler Warren. Defensive end JT Tuimoloau, running back DJ Giddens, and defensive tackle Tim Smith all have paths to contributing this season as well, and potentially could do so a fair amount.