Former Indianapolis Colts' safety Julian Blackmon is one of NFL.com's best available free agents at this point in the offseason.

Up to this point, all offseason programming for NFL teams has been voluntary. Which means players could choose not to participate without any repercussions from the team.  That changed this week as most teams began their mandatory minicamp,

The Indianapolis Colts begin their three-day mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, which will be the final time they'll be in action until they report to training camp at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind. on July 22. There are plenty of storylines to follow, but specifically which players should we be keeping an eye on this week?

Former Falcons Starting Quarterback Trying Out For Colts At Minicamp originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Quarterback Desmond Ridder has found a new gig, at least for the moment. Multiple reporters noted on Tuesday that Ridder is participating in Colts minicamp on a tryout basis. Ridder, 25, was a Falcons third-round pick in 2022, spending most of the 2023 season as Atlanta’s starter.

PFF recently selected one reason for optimism for each team with NFL minicamps here. So what was the selection for the Indianapolis Colts?

Trey Hendrickson’s holdout in Cincinnati could lead to a blockbuster trade—and the Colts are perfectly positioned to make a move for the star pass rusher.

Eyebrows were raised when Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen confirmed on June 5 that Anthony Richardson would not participate during the team's mandatory minicamp.