The Indianapolis Colts will have their work cut out for them this offseason as they look to get back on track after a disappointing end to the regular season. Much of that work will pertain to the 2022 NFL draft.
Though we still have the majority of the offseason to get through before the draft talk really heats up, we at least have an idea of how many selections the Colts will be working with when the draft does arrive at the end of April.
It’s not official yet, though. Some of these selections are subject to change, especially when the compensatory picks are added to the official order. As of this writing, those selections have not been added.
With the 2021 season now over, the biggest news when it comes to the draft is the fact that the Colts wound up giving away their first-round pick in exchange for quarterback Carson Wentz. It wound up being the No. 16 overall pick.
For the third time over the last four drafts (2019-2022), the Colts will be without a first-round pick.
Here’s a quick look at the early draft selection order for the Colts as the offseason begins (via Tankathon):
