Indianapolis Colts 7-round 2025 NFL mock draft, per PFF simulator
Colts fans, okay, here’s your FINAL 2025 NFL Mock Draft, per PFF simulator!
The 2025 NFL Draft could very well be the turning point for the Indianapolis Colts. As quarterback Anthony Richardson heads into his third season, the franchise is toeing the line between fully unleashing their high-upside signal-caller and bracing for potential setbacks. General Manager Chris Ballard has long prioritized building through the trenches and selecting players with high developmental ceilings.
However, this year’s draft demands more. Remember that Indianapolis should contend in a wide-open AFC South. As such, they must strike a balance between drafting immediate impact players and securing foundational pieces for the future. Using Pro Football Focus’ 2025 mock draft simulator, we mapped out a seven-round scenario that could be exactly the type of draft class the Colts need to vault themselves into playoff relevance.
The Colts addressed their struggling secondary in free agency by adding safety Camryn Bynum and cornerback Charvarius Ward. Bynum’s durability and youth make his $15 million per year deal easier to justify. Meanwhile, Ward offers potential upside if he rebounds from a tough 2024 season. However, Indy took major hits in the trenches.
The Colts lost veteran center Ryan Kelly and right guard Will Fries—two key pieces of their offensive line. Sure, Tanor Bortolini may be ready to step up. However, the line enters 2025 with questions. The team also signed Daniel Jones as backup insurance for Richardson, who remains the clear starter. With several holes still unaddressed, the Colts head into the draft needing reinforcements on both lines. They also need more playmakers and a developmental QB option.
