Colts reportedly worked out 3 wide receivers following preseason game

On Saturday, the Indianapolis Colts conducted workouts for three wide receivers. According to sources, the receivers present were Josh Reynolds, Tre-Quan Smith, and Equanimeous St. Brown. Reynolds, a former fourth-round draft pick in 2017, has played in 121 games, starting 58 of them. He has made 244 receptions for 13.2 yards per catch and 20 touchdowns.

Smith, another experienced player, is a third-round draft pick from 2018, having played in 67 games. He has amassed 131 receptions, averaging 13.5 yards per catch and scoring 18 touchdowns. Lastly, St. Brown, a sixth-round pick in 2018, has played in 62 games, recording 63 receptions for 14.7 yards per catch and two touchdowns.

All three wideouts have demonstrated success as downfield targets. While a wide receiver addition may be a potential need for the Colts, if an addition is made, it is more likely to provide depth rather than stepping in and helping the WR3 rotation.

Quarterback Mark Gronowski, an Iowa product and rookie QB, was also part of the workout. However, his presence was likely to ensure he threw to the wide receivers, rather than the Colts seeking to add him at this position.