Colts get needed OL help, trade for former Bills draft pick
The Colts are getting some needed offensive line help, trading for a former Bills draft pick.
The Indianapolis Colts are bolstering their offensive line with the acquisition of center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger from the Buffalo Bills, according to Tom Pelissero. In exchange for the talented lineman, the Colts are sending a 2027 sixth-round pick and a 2027 seventh-round pick to Buffalo. The trade is a strategic move to address the needs of the team's backup role, as Tanor Bortolini will remain the starting center.
However, guards Dalton Tucker and Jimmy Morrissey have struggled with consistency in the past, leading the Colts to pursue Van Pran-Granger. The former Bills draft pick made a notable impact in his lone start last season against New England, allowing only one pressure over 35 pass-blocking snaps. This acquisition clearly demonstrates the Colts' dedication to fortifying their offensive line for the upcoming season.
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