Leading the defensive tackle rotation for the Colts are DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. But this is a heavily rotated position where four or sometimes even five players see playing time each week, and in 2025, improved play behind those two is very much needed.

Offseason programs wrapped up this past week for the Indianapolis Colts. The team will now break and then reconvene on July 22nd for training camp. So, given what we now know, what might the Colts' final 53-man roster look like?

From The Insiders on @NFLNetwork: #Colts QB Anthony Richardson should be OK after a shoulder scare in minicamp, and the second opinion backed that up. No surgery needed. Richardson should be healthy by training camp and ready for competition. pic.twitter.com/gcfVCGu0bH

One specific area where the Indianapolis Colts' defense has to improve is in their tackling.

Anthony Richardson's injury paved the way for Daniel Jones to further his case as the Colts' starting quarterback during minicamp

Former Indianapolis Colts' safety Julian Blackmon is one of NFL.com's best available free agents at this point in the offseason.

The Colts have immense motivation to win big in 2025, as it's playoffs or bust. After Jim Irsay's passing, Indianapolis has even more to fight for to honor the legendary CEO. Expect the absolute best from the Circle City.

The Indianapolis Colts have announced owner Carly Irsay-Gordon as the team's new CEO. Learn about her unique approach during games.

Indianapolis Colts' tight end Will Mallory has been building momentum during offseason programs as he looks to carve out a more prominent role in his third NFL season. As the Indy Star's Joel Erickson noted in his minicamp takeaways,