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Originally Posted by sherck
We have SO much flexibility in free agency with the huge pile of cap space we are sitting on that almost anything is possible.
If Ballard signs in free agency:
1x UFA WR capable of being WR2 plus Inman as WR3 before competition.
1x UFA SS capable of starting plus Geathers as Safety3 and RFA tag Farley
1x UFA CB capable of starting to put alongside Wilson and Moore and then perhaps a value CB as quality depth
Then I could see the possibility of drafting 3x D-Linemen in the 1st and 2nd rounds if that is where he thinks the value is.
The above UFA signing scheme is very doable; in fact, if that is ALL that happens besides signing some low level jouneymen for depth which will happen every year, most Colts fans will be disappointed that is all we accomplished with the huge pile of cash.
If Ballard wants the D-Line "fixed" like he fixed the O-Line last year with 3 new staters, he WILL devote the resources to do that.
Walk Worthy,
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I suspect Ballard is in a holding pattern on Inman until he sees how the free agent market shapes up (and maybe even after the draft). Inman is primarily an outside receiver, so his role is redundant if you find an upgrade.