Packers Sign Skyy Moore for Return Game Boost

On March 31, Indianapolis Colt General Manager Chris Ballard broke down the linebacker spot

at the NFL League meetings, calling it a young, unproven group with big question marks.

Outside of new free agent, Akine Davis-Gaither, the next most experienced guy is third year

Jalen Carly's, who's only logged 244.

Career snaps, mostly last season, Ballard likes Davis-Gaither.

A lot since defensive coordinator Lu and Arumo knows his game from their Bengals days.

Last year in Arizona, Davis-Gaither started 13 games, racked up 117 tackles and held receivers

to 10.9 yards per, catch with a pick and two pass breakups.

Carly's brings coverage skills as a converted safety, but injury sidelineed him most of last

year, and he barely played defense after returning.

The depth chart behind them includes rookies and undrafted guys like Austin and GAK and

John Bullock, so the whole unit lacks real vets.

Ballard's stress getting Carly's healthy and eyeing more free agents, plus draft picks

to build competition and raise the floor.

Without those moves, relying on this inexperienced crew carries real risks heading into next season.

The Colt know they got a stack talent here fast, to avoid getting exposed.

Death and battle for snaps will make or break this linebacker revival.

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