Indianapolis Colts 2010 NFL Draft Picks aka 2010 Super Bowl Champions
Colts addressed a big need IMO today with Ray Fisher from IU (WR converted CB/ and KR). They haven't had a good return guy for awhile and now they possibly have a great one. He'll make a good acquisition because hopefully he'll provide a better chance at field position for the offense and the Colts needed a threat at the position very badly. Fisher lead the nation in kick return average yardage in 2009. 35.3 yard avg. That is very impressive and indicates he definitely possesses some solid football speed.
Listed here a few men who will likely be owners of a super bowl ring a year from now.
Indianapolis Colts 2010 Picks
RD PK (OVR) NAME POS SCHOOL
1 31 (31) Jerry Hughes OLB TCU
What he brings: Hughes has a nonstop motor. He possesses great quickness, body control and the ability to bend and accelerate to close on quarterbacks. He also shows an array of pass-rush moves to both the inside and outside, which keeps offensive tackles on their toes. He had a very productive and durable college career. Hughes fits perfectly at the NFL level as an undersized pass-rush specialist off the edge.
2 31 (63) Patrick Angerer ILB Iowa (Pat Angerer: Angerer compared to Gary Brackett - Billl Polian).
What he brings: Angerer is a three-down inside linebacker who can hold his own in coverage and shows above-average closing speed when asked to rush the passer. He needs to improve his power and ability to stack and shed. That said, he is a sound tackler with above-average range.
3 30 (94) Kevin Thomas CB USC
What he brings: Thomas has a great combination of size and top-end speed. In addition he shows the ability to turn, locate and find the football. While he is a bit tight in the hips when having to quickly turn and run, he still provides enough athletic ability to develop into a quality starter in the Colts? defensive scheme.
4 31 (129 ) Jacques McClendon OG Tennessee
What he brings: McClendon possesses great size, a wide body and excellent inline strength. While he is a limited overall athlete, he has enough quickness and lateral mobility to hold his own on the interior at the next level.
5 31 (162) Brody Eldridge TE Oklahoma
7 31 (238) Ricardo Mathews DT Cincinnati
7 33 (240) Kavell Conner OLB Clemson
Compensatory Pick
7 39 (246) Ray Fisher CB Indiana
Compensatory Pick
Indianapolis Colts 2010 Picks