It's still early, but Spencer Shrader appears to have the lead over Maddux Trujillo in the Indianapolis Colts' competition at kicker. Following Saturday's practice, special teams coordinator Brian Mason mentioned that Shrader has made 87% of his field goal attempts in training camp while Trujillo has made 74%.

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The Colts' kicking competition between Spencer Shrader and Maddux Trujillo bounced back in recent training camp practices.

The Indianapolis Colts held their first night practice ever of training camp at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, on Thursday evening, and there were a few takeaways to take note of: More from stampedeblue.

James Boyd of The Athletic recently listed his early risers and fallers of Colts' training camp, and in the falling category was Shrader. According to Boyd, during Friday's practice, Shrader was just 4-for-6 on attempts, with both misses coming from 50-plus yards.

The Indianapolis Colts continue to hope for a safety to separate themselves from the pack and earn a starting spot.

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The on and off kicker from the past has likely found a permanent spot on this football team. Shrader had stints with the Colts, Jets, and Chiefs last season. The Colts also signed UDFA Maddux Trujillo after the conclusion of the NFL Draft,