2021 Colts Post-Free Agency Rush Big Board

Things have been relatively quiet for the Indianapolis Colts.

We're now roughly two weeks into the start of the NFL's new league year and free agency, and the Colts have only made modest outside moves.

They've been wise and re-signed several of their own players, but nothing other than role players in terms of what's available outside the building.

There are still plenty of talented players to bring aboard, however.

According to Over the Cap, the Colts currently hold the second-most salary cap space in the league at $27.2 million.

Before we take a look at which outside players still make sense for the Colts, here are their in-house free agents who remain unsigned (unrestricted and restricted):

UFA — TE Trey Burton, CB T.J. Carrie, OL Le'Raven Clark, OT Chaz Green, S Malik Hooker, DE Justin Houston, DE Al-Quadin Muhammad

RFA — TE Mo Alie-Cox, S George Odum, and WR Zach Pascal all have been tendered RFA offers.

PLAYER	POSITION	2021 AGE	LAST TEAM	BREAKDOWN
A.J. Bouye	CB	30	Denver Broncos	This would be a very Xavier Rhodes-esque signing for the Colts, but worthwhile if they're not confident in Rock Ya-Sin.
Bashaud Breeland	CB	29	Kansas City Chiefs	Breeland would be another solid starter for the Colts, and he has a knack for coming up with big plays in big games.
Damiere Byrd	WR	28	New England Patriots	The Colts still need a field-stretching WR (even considering Parris Campbell). Byrd could provide that element as well as depth.
Quinton Dunbar	CB	29	Seattle Seahawks	Another talented, veteran CB, Dunbar has played for new Colts CB coach James Rowe before in Washington.
Marquise Goodwin	WR	30	San Francisco 49ers	Another depth WR who can take the top off of a defense, Goodwin is quite explosive and took the last season off, which can only help a 30-year-old body.
Melvin Ingram	ED	32	Los Angeles Chargers	The Colts would be taking a chance on an older ED here who has battled injuries. They need veteran edge help, and someone like Ingram should be able to provide a handful of sacks.
Dennis Kelly	OT	31	Tennessee Titans	The Colts have already signed Julién Davenport and Sam Tevi at OT, but Kelly is likely a better option than both, even if he is older.
Ryan Kerrigan	ED	33	Washington Football Team	Kerrigan is another ED who is longer in the tooth but could provide an added boost of pass rush. He'd also be returning home to Indiana.
Nick Mullens	QB	26	San Francisco 49ers	The Colts could really use a veteran backup QB in between Carson Wentz and Jacob Eason. Mullens is still a young veteran but has 16 NFL starts under his belt.
Russell Okung	OT	33	Carolina Panthers	If the Colts strike out on OT prospects in the draft, someone like Okung makes a lot of sense. He's easily a better option than Davenport or Tevi to protect Wentz's blindside all season.
Kawann Short	DT	32	Carolina Panthers	With his age and injury history, Short should come pretty cheap and could provide a nice spark as a rotational piece behind DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart.
Alex Smith	QB	37	Washington Football Team	Again, the Colts could use a proven backup QB. Smith has been there, done that, and got the t-shirt.

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