Colts' March Moves: Battle for Spots in Camp

On March 31, the Indianapolis Colts just wrapped their wildest month for roster shakes, dropping 19 new players or resigns in March alone.

But the real game changer? The deals they skipped, shaking a pass for guys already on the squad.

Take offensive tackle, Jalen Travis, sliding right into the starting right tackle spot after Braden Smith bounced to Houston.

The Colts passed on big replacements, betting hard on Travis and their line coach to build him up from his strong work a year.

Meanwhile, defensive end JT-Tweemilowow keeps his shot at starting opposite Leatu Latu since they missed out on Trey Hendrickson.

They add a rotational guys like Arden Ki and Michael Clemens, but Tweemilow's got the inside track if he grabs it.

On the flip, Titan Will Mallory's role got jammed shut when they resigned blocking Beast, Mo Ali Cox, and Drew Ogletree, leaving little room for.

His pass catching and Shane Stuykin's scheme.

Minebacker Jalen Carly spaces the same heat with a Keem Davis gator, locking down the will spot, and the cornerback room stack now with Cam.

Taylor Britt joining the mix behind the top dogs. As the draft looms, these moves set the stage for real battles in camp, deciding who rises and who fights for scraps on this revamped Colts squad.