The Indianapolis Colts Players in the Most Danger of Being Cut
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts are preparing for the NFL preseason, and some players face a good chance of being cut from the team. The article highlights tight end Drew Ogletree, defensive tackle Grover Stewart, and safety Jonathan Owens as players who may not make the final roster.Key Facts
- The Colts have strong tight end options, with Tyler Warren as the clear starter after a strong rookie year.
- Drew Ogletree is at risk because several tight ends play similar roles, and his performance has been limited despite a $2.25 million salary.
- Grover Stewart, a defensive tackle who earned $12.25 million last season, could be cut due to strong competition at his position.
- The Colts have several capable defensive tackles, including Pro Bowler DeForest Buckner and other veterans.
- Jonathan Owens, a safety known for special teams play, is competing against younger players and may be cut as he is 31 years old.
- Younger safeties like Cam Bynum and rookie A.J. Haulcy are viewed as likely roster choices over Owens.
- The NFL preseason starts soon, and the team will finalize its roster before the regular season begins on September 9.
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