Colts Eye Ted Hurst for WR Role

Colts Eyeing Ted Hurst: A Potential Game-Changer in the Draft

The Indianapolis Colts, following the trade of Michael Pittman Junior, are focusing on the upcoming draft. Theyve set a meeting with Georgia States Ted Hurst, a six-foot-four, two hundred six-pound receiver who had a standout season with seventy-one catches, one thousand four yards, and six touchdowns. Hursts impressive NFL combine performance, including a four point four two forty-yard dash and an eleven-foot-three broad jump, has drawn attention. Despite visits to several teams, Hurst could still be available on day two of the draft. If selected, he could fill the void left by Pittman and provide a big-play outside threat, guided by legend Reggie Wayne. However, scouts note room for improvement in separation and catch rate. The Colts general manager, Chris Ballard, is considering Hurst as a potential spark to rebuild their passing attack.

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