Each week we will dive into the Colts unoffical depth chart and

provide analysis. Here is a position by position look at the Colts week 15 depth chart.Offense:QB - Jacoby Brissett https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Tarell-Basham-Jersey , Brian Hoyer, Chad KellyRB - Marlon Mack, Jordan Wilkins, Nyheim Hines, Jonathan WilliamsWR - TY Hilton, Marcus Johnson, Dontrelle InmanTE - Jack Doyle, Ross TravisLT - Anthony Castonzo, Le’Raven ClarkLG - Quenton Nelson, Joe HaegC - Ryan Kelly, Josh AndrewsRG - Mark Glowinski, Jake EldrenkampRT - Braden Smith, Le’Raven ClarkTE - Mo Allie-Cox, WR - Zach Pascal, Ashton Dulin, Chad WilliamsAnalysis:Parris Campbell is no longer listed at wide receiver after the rookie broke his ankle against the Buccaneers and was sent to injured reserve. In his place the Colts signed former receiver Dontrelle Inman.Jake Eldrenkamp was promoted from the teams practice squad late this week and slides in behind starter Mark Glowinski at right guard. Defense:DE - Justin Houston, Ben BanoguNT - Grover Stewart, Margus HuntUT - Denico Autry, Tyquan Lewis, Trevon ColeyDE - Jabaal Sheard, Al-Quadin MuhammadWLB - Darius Leonard, EJ SpeedMLB - Anthony Walker, Bobby OkerekeSLB - Bobby Okereke, Matthew Adams, Zaire FranklinCB - Kenny Moore II, Quincy WilsonFS - Malik Hooker, George Odum, Rolan MilliganSS - Clayton Geathers, Khari WillisCB - Pierre Desir, Rock Ya-Sin, Marvell Tell IIIAnalysis:No changes to the depth chart on defense. With Kenny Moore out last week against the Buccaneers the team elected to use safety Rolan Milligan at the nickel back position. With Moore out again this week it is likely this continues.Specialists:P - Rigoberto SanchezK - Chase McLaughlinLS - Luke RhodesKR - Nyheim Hines, Zach PascalPR - Nyheim HinesAnalysis:One of the biggest roster moves this season since Andrew Luck retiring was when the team placed kicker Adam Vinatieri on injured reserve. In his place the team signed kicker Chase McLaughlin to handle kicking duties moving forward. This will be the first time since 2005 that Vinatieri does not appear on the teams depth chart. Wow! While the Indianapolis Colts have been eliminated from the 2018 NFL playoffs Tyquan Lewis Jersey , all is not doom and gloom as we enter my favorite time of year; draft season. This week, in particular, is important because of the East-West Shrine game. Often called the Senior Bowl’s little brother, the Shrine game boasts numerous top 100 prospects. Although GM Chris Ballard hasn’t drafted many Shrine game players in his tenure with the Colts— Nate Hairston in 2017 and Daurice Fountain in 2018— it is definitely a game and an event he will seriously evaluate ahead of the 2019 NFL Draft. Today, I present who I believe are the top 10 prospects from the East team who fit with the Colts. Tomorrow, I will do the same for the West.10.) Ty Johnson, RBSchool:MarylandSize:5’10” 212 poundsCareer Stats:348 carries for 2,635 yards and 17 touchdowns with a 7.6 yards per carry. Johnson caught 29 passes for 318 yards and 2 touchdowns. He also did some damage as a return man, returning 48 kicks for 1,194 yards and 2 touchdowns in four years.Fit with the Colts:Running back may not be the biggest need for the Colts but Johnson could fit. He is explosive and excels at getting into the open field. He is at his taking the ball out of the shotgun with space to see and hit an open hole and break into open field. This skill set meshes nicely with what the Colts’ like out of their backs. Add in his value as a special teams player and I think he could compete for a spot as a bottom of the roster running back in Indianapolis.Highlight:9.) Jimmy Moreland, CBSchool:James MadisonSize:5’10” 175 poundsCareer Stats:128 total tackles, 41 pass deflections, 1.5 sacks, and 15 interceptions in three years. Also logged a return touchdown.Fit with the Colts:The Colts need help in the secondary, particularly when it comes to depth. Outside of the starting trio of Quincy Wilson, Kenny Moore II, and Pierre Desir no one stood out or had a meaningful role in the cornerback group. Moreland is a bit small but he makes up for it with athleticism and by having a knack for making plays. He is sticky in coverage and deflects a lot of passes in coverage. Highlight:8.) Tre Watson, LBSchool:MarylandSize:6’2” 236 poundsCareer Stats:108 tackles, 3 tackles for a loss, 1 sack, and 5 interceptions in one starting season for Maryland.Fit with the Colts:While the linebacker position appears to be set with starters Anthony Walker and Darius Leonard, Indianapolis could stand to add depth. Watson is an undersized linebacker, but like Matthew Adams he is a heavy hitter. He is an excellent run defender, in terms of his run fits and angles, and was solid in coverage last season. Walker could be a safety net if the starters were to go down with an injury.Highlight:7.) Delvon Randall, SAFSchool:TempleSize:6’1” 215 poundsCareer Stats:246 total tackles, 14.5 tackles for a loss, 1 sack, 12 interceptions, and 2 forced fumbles.Fit with the Colts:The Colts really need another safety. With Clayton Geathers, Matthias Farley, and Mike Mitchell all free agents Ryan Grant Color Rush Jersey , there is a huge void left in the backend next to Malik Hooker. Even if Geathers does return to the team, the Colts should look at upgrading the other safety position in their cover 2 scheme. Randall may not be the best athlete but he is a very savvy with excellent ball skills. As a former cornerback, he can line up in man-to-man and eliminate offensive weapons that way. With Randall’s ball skills and technique, he would be a much needed upgrade for the Colts two deep safety scheme.Highlight:6.) Ryan Davis, WRSchool:AuburnSize:5’9” 185 poundsCareer Stats:178 catches for 1,555 yards and 7 touchdowns. Averaged 8.7 yards per catch.Fit with the Colts:The Colts need a lot of help and wide receiver. Davis may not be the biggest or the fastest player but he excels in the open field and is a solid underneath option. Much like Chester Rogers last season, Auburn used Davis primarily as underneath receiver on screens. His elusiveness and quickness made him a nightmare for opposing defenses. The Colts could use him in a similar role to upgrade from Rogers. Highlight:5.) Ricky Walker, DTSchool:Virginia TechSize:6’2” 300 poundsCareer Stats:127 total tackles, 30.5 tackles for a loss, 8 sacks, 6 pass deflections, and 2 forced fumbles.Fit with the Colts:The Colts need defensive lineman, especially with the likely departure of veteran Al Woods and the potential departure of Margus Hunt. Walker may not be a perfect fit for the system but he is a high motor player with tons of burst and pass rushing ability. He is a tank in run defense and can easily fill the void that Woods will leave on the interior. Add in that Walker was loved and respected in the Virginia Tech locker room and received high praise from legendary defensive coordinator Bud Foster and I think this is a player who will intrigue Chris Ballard.Highlight:4.) Terry Godwin II, WRSchool:GeorgiaSize:5’10” 185 poundsCareer Stats:134 catches for 1,800 yards and 11 touchdowns. Averaged 13.4 yards per catch.Fit with the Colts:The Colts’ offense lacks speed on the outside— aside from Hilton— and they need to find someone to complement Hilton on the other side of the field. Terry Godwin II played a key role as Georgia’s deep threat the past few seasons. He is a speed demon who boasts some impressive ball skills and route running. He is deadly in the open field as his quickness and foot speed are hard for defenders to handle. Adding Cain and Godwin to an offense that already features Hilton could open up the field for short to intermediate passes.Highlight:3.) Michael Dogbe, DTSchool:TempleSize:6’3” 280 poundsCareer Stats:158 total tackles, 12.5 tackles for a loss, 8.5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles.Fit with the Colts:As mentioned earlier, the Colts will be tasked with replacing Al Woods. It is essential that the Colts add a solid player on the field who brings leadership qualities to the locker room as well. Dogbe fits that criteria. He wore a single digit jersey, a sign at Temple that he is the toughest and strongest player on its defense. Outside of his natural strength, he is a workhorse and solid in both run and pass defense. Dogbe is a perfect fit for the Colts’ culture.Highlight:2.) Derrick Baity Jr, CBSchool:KentuckySize:6’3” 188 poundsCareer Stats:148 total tackles, 6 tackles for a loss, 25 pass deflections, 6 interceptions, and two forced fumbles.Fit with the Colts:The Colts need to add depth to their cornerback group. Baity may be an excellent addition as he possesses excellent size and speed and has high upside as a boundary corner. His ball skills are solid and he is very active in the run game. He reminds me a bit of Pierre Desir. Baity could provide needed depth and learn under player with a similar skillset in Desir.Highlight:1.) DaMarkus Lodge, WRSchool:Ole MissSize:6’2” 204 poundsCareer Stats:122 catches for 1,790 yards and 14 touchdowns with a yards per catch average of 14.7.Fit with the Colts:The Colts desperately need a legitimate option at receiver outside of Hilton. Adding a super talented player like Lodge would go a long way to curing what ails the offense. The forgotten man on a talented Ole Miss receiving core, Lodge has excellent body control and awareness while also possessing excellent foot quickness and the ability to release off the line of scrimmage. Throw in that he is a stellar blocker with some deep speed and I think Frank Reich and Andrew Luck would get a lot out of a guy like Lodge. He should be a top target for the Colts on day two of the 2019 NFL Draft in April.Highlight: