Indianapolis made its biggest headlines over the last two days at the cornerback position. The Colts waived 2023 second-rounder JuJu Brents, traded a sixth-round pick for Vikings cornerback Mekhi Blackmon and set up a Wednesday workout with former Bengals nickel Mike Hilton, hinting at the possibility of at least one more move to come.

The Indianapolis Colts and the rest of the NFL must have their 53-man rosters set by 4:00 PM ET on Tuesday. Before any roster news broke, we made our final roster prediction for the Colts and also discussed which projected releases were the most difficult to make.

Next up for the Colts--and again, the rest of the NFL--is GM Chris Ballard will take a look at the waiver wire for any potential additions and decide whether or not to make a claim. One position in particular to watch is linebacker.

The Colts cut their roster to 53 players but don't expect it to be the same 53 players for long. Upgrades could be coming at LB, OT and DT

The Indianapolis Colts made their initial cuts to 53 players but they aren't done yet. They built out their practice squad Wednesday after the waiver deadline passed at noon. Colts 2025 practice squad DL Durell NchamiWR Coleman OwenTE Sean McKeonOT Marcellus JohnsonS Trey Washington LB Austin AjiakeRB Khalil HerbertRB Ulysses Bentley IVDT Josh TupouCB Chris LammonsTE Maximilian MangC Mose VavaoG Josh SillsWR Tyler ScottS Ben NikkelDT Tim SmithWR Laquon TreadwayStart the day smarter.

After 53-man roster cuts, one of the Indianapolis Colts’ decisions included bringing Laquon Treadwell back to the practice squad.The 6-foot-2, 215-pound veteran has seen the league from multiple angles since being a 2016 first-round pick by the Minnesota Vikings.