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INDIANAPOLIS – Those on the list below will hope the Colts strong history with undrafted free agents will be on display again in 2025.
Let’s meet the Colts 2025 undrafted free agents:
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1. DT-Devonta Davis (Florida Atlantic)
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An impressive athletic tester, Davis ran sub 5 seconds in the 40-yard dash at 6-3 and 300 pounds. Davis transferred from Jackson State, playing one season at Florida Atlantic. The Colts have some roles to be defined among the defensive tackle depth.
2. LB-Solomon DeShields (Texas A&M)
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The Colts have some familiarity with DeShields, as he played. at Pittsburgh for 3 years, when current Colts DL coach Charlie Partridge was on staff. At 6-2, 235, DeShields is an impressive athlete and will try to push a for a roster spot at a position without definites at No. 3, 4, 5 linebacker.
3. CB-Johnathan Edwards (Tulane)
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A former Indiana State player, Edwards spent last season at Tulane He brings an impressive size (6-1, 201) and speed profile (4.4 in the 40-yard dash) to the Colts
4. DT-Joe Evans (UTSA)
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On paper, Evans brings some intrigue at 6-2, 323 and having started his college career at LSU. Lou Anarumo had some dudes with the frame of Evans playing for him at Cincinnati.
5. OT-Marshall Foerner (Minnesota State)
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It’s a small undrafted class among the offensive line group, with no guard signed. Foerner appears to be a tackle at 6-6 and 308 pounds.
6. WR-Tyler Kahmann (Emporia State)
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Kahmann was one of the most decorated players ever to play at Emporia State, setting a league record with 54 career touchdowns. At 6-2 and 207 pounds, Kahmann is one of several undrafted wideouts in 2025.
7. DE-Desmond Little (UAB)
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Little played at LSU for 3 years before transferring to UAB. He had 11.5 sacks and 18 tackles for loss in 23 games with the Blazers.
8. TE-Maximilian Mang (Syracuse)
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The Colts add a big tight end in Mang (6-6, 263), who was mainly a blocker at Syracuse. Mang, a German native, recorded a total of 9 catches in 50 career games played.
9. WR-Coleman Owen (Ohio)
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Owen transferred from Northern Arizona in 2024 and had a decorated lone season with the Bobcats. The 5-10, 181-pound wideout had 1,245 receiving yards on 78 catches, with 8 touchdowns.
10. WR-Landon Parker (Troy)
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Parker has some NFL bloodlines with his father having played in the league. At 6-2, 211 pounds, Parker ran 4.4 in the 40-yard dash, offering a nice size and speed skillset.
11. WR-Blayne Taylor (Abilene Christian)
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Like Parker, Taylor is a smaller school guy with an impressive athletic profile. Taylor caught 73 balls for 1,117 yards and 8 touchdowns.
12. S-Ladarius Tennison (UCF)
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With an uncertain depth chart behind the starters, the Colts signed a couple of safeties in the undrafted class. Tennison (5-10, 207) played in 59 games at UCF, Ole Miss and Auburn, with 20.0. career tackles for loss.
13. K-Maddux Trujillo (Temple)
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You knew the Colts would add a kicker in this 2025 undrafted class. Trujillo has a massive lake, botting field goals of 60 and 64 last year (Trujillo was 16-of-22 on field goals last year). He became the first college kicker since 1977 to make two field goals past 60 yards.
14. S-Trey Washington (Mississippi)
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Undersized, Washington was a big-time tackler in the SEC. Washington (5-10, 205) led Ole Miss in tackles as a junior and was 3rd on the team in tackle this past season.