Colts Part Ways with Center Ryan Coll
March 6, 2025 - 13:41
The Indianapolis Colts have officially waived center Ryan Coll, as announced by the team on Wednesday. This decision marks a significant change for the offensive line, as Coll had been a part of the roster in recent seasons. The move comes as the Colts continue to assess their roster and make necessary adjustments ahead of the upcoming season.
Coll's departure opens up opportunities for other players on the offensive line, as the team looks to strengthen its performance in both the running and passing games. The Colts are expected to evaluate their current lineup and potentially seek new talent through free agency or the upcoming draft.
As the team prepares for the season, the focus will be on building a cohesive unit that can protect the quarterback and create running lanes. Fans will be watching closely to see how this decision impacts the Colts' overall strategy moving forward.
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