The Colts didn’t have a first round pick, but that’s because they were able to turn it into Tony Ugoh last year, who filled the massive vacuum left by Tarik Glenn’s retirement. In the second round this year, all they did was take a player who can start at guard right away in Mike Pollak, which takes the sting out of division rival Tennessee’s signing of Jake Scott. Pollak should also end up being an eventual replacement for Jeff Saturday in the middle of the offensive line. In the third, the Colts took one of my favorite players in the draft, Philip Wheeler - he’s decent enough dropping into coverage to play the middle in the cover 2, and he’s one of the best blitzing linebacker in the draft. In the fourth, they get a one-dimensional TE in Jacob Tamme, but the Colts rarely ask their TEs to do anything but catch the ball. Tamme is clutch, and he’s courageous over the middle.

We get tired of saying this, but well done Polian & co.