Looking to end their drought in the four -year playoffs, Indianapolis colts have work to do this off -season.
General director Chris Ballard has apparently a last chance to withdraw the team from the mediocrity cycle in his ninth season at the helm.
He hopes that a new defense under Lou Anarumo will have a positive impact, but that also means adding quality players to the list that corresponds to its program.
In the registration of potential landing points for “neglected veterans” in free agency, Kristopher Knox to Bleacher Report sees the colts as a potential adjustment for the defensive back of the Los Angeles Elijah Molden.
“The colts recently hired the former defensive coordinator of the Bengals of Cincinnati, Lou Anarumo for the same position. In his best seasons with Cincinnati, Anarumo took full advantage of talented security like Jessie Bates III and Vonn Bell. “wrote Knox.
Former third round choice with the Titans du Tennessee in the draft of the NFL 2021, Molden entered the free agency of his career for the first time. The 26 -year -old was exchanged in charge before the 2024 season.
Molden mainly played free safety with the chargers, recording 599 snaps while seeing time in the box (109 snaps) and sparingly like a lift corner (47 snaps), Per pro football focus. He granted an impressive note of 44.8 passers -by on the cover on 27 targets to accompany 17 defensive stops in total.
The security position is a major key to success in Anarumo’s diagram, so there is a chance that Molden could be in the right place in terms of value for the taste of Ballard.
Spot Currently projects Molden to win a contract of $ 18.7 million over three years in the free agency.
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