Colts Sign 10th Year Ex-Division Rival Tight End
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts signed tight end Pharaoh Brown, a 10-year veteran who previously played for the Los Angeles Rams. This signing came alongside a contract extension for running back Jonathan Taylor and the placement of Sean McKeon on the injured reserve list.Key Facts
- The Colts gave Jonathan Taylor a two-year, $44 million contract extension through 2028.
- Pharaoh Brown, a tight end with 10 years of NFL experience, was signed by the Colts.
- Brown began his career in 2017 as an undrafted rookie with the Oakland Raiders.
- He has started 56 games and played on six different NFL teams, including division rivals Houston Texans.
- Brown is mainly used for blocking but has some experience as a receiver.
- Tight ends Will Mallory and Drew Ogletree are expected to remain ahead of Brown on the Colts’ lineup.
- Sean McKeon was moved to the injured reserve list, creating room for Brown on the roster.
- Brown adds experience and strong blocking skills to the Colts’ tight end group.
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