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The Indianapolis Colts have been very patient during free agency this year. They have not been involved in any big free agent signings and are being much more cautious about spending money. They have made a few minor deals, but these signings will not help them significantly in 2016. Luckily, there are still quality free agents left on the market. Here are five players the Colts should target who are still available.
5. CB Brandon Boykin
Credit: Getty Images5. CB Brandon Boykin
The Colts need has much help at cornerback as they can get. While Boykin is best suited as a slot cornerback, he has a lot of experience. He has played in every game of his four-year NFL career. He is a young player and still has some upside.
4. CB Jerraud Powers
Credit: Getty Images4. CB Jerraud Powers
The Colts drafted Powers in 2009. He played well in four seasons for the Colts before bolting to the Arizona Cardinals after the 2012 season. Powers is 28 years old and still possesses solid man coverage skills, which the Colts desperately need.
3. DE / OLB Mike Neal
Credit: Getty Images3. DE / OLB Mike Neal
At 28 years old, Neal is still a solid defensive player. He is athletic enough to play outside linebacker or defensive end. While Neal’s 13.5 sacks over the last three seasons are not stellar, his versatility would help the Colts' defense a lot.
2. OLB Courtney Upshaw
Credit: Getty Images2. OLB Courtney Upshaw
While he is not a pass rusher, Upshaw is younger than any outside linebacker the Colts currently have. Upshaw was also coached by new defensive coordinator Ted Monachino with the Baltimore Ravens. This signing would make sense for both sides.
1. Center Stefan Wisniewski
Credit: Phil Sears-USA TODAY Sports1. Center Stefan Wisniewski
While he is certainly not the best center in the NFL, Wisniewski is an upgrade over Colts centers Jonotthan Harrison and Khaled Holmes. At 26 years old, he has already started 77 games in his career. He has the youth and experience the Colts need along the offensive line.
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