Bleacher Report names biggest weaknesses for Colts entering final stretch of season
By Noah Compton
2024 NFL Draft: EDGE Mohamed Kamara (Colorado State)
Reasoning: "The Colts have some promising pieces on the edge, but they haven't done enough to stop investing in the position. Mohamed Kamara has caught the eye of talent evaluators with a 13-sack season in his fifth year with Colorado State."
"Mohamed Kamara is a highly productive pass-rusher who has a thick build. He has a good get-off and leverage at the point of attack to go along with a nice rip move to win around the edge. Also, Kamara sets up his pass-rush moves well by getting to square during the stem phase. However, he isn't quick-twitched or a good athlete and not very bendy. Also, he blends in versus the run as he doesn't get off a ton of blocks to make plays"
- Matt Miller, B/R's NFL Draft Scout
Reaction: I too agree that pass rusher is a need for the Colts moving forward though I don't quite understand the singling out of a player that is not currently among the consensus top 100 of draft boards.
Mohamed Kamara is no doubt an intriguing prospect and one that could very well end up a Colt, but if we're discussing the biggest of needs for Indianapolis, focusing on a Day 3 player is malpractice. Again, he [Kamara] fits the criteria but just how much is there to expect out of the gates. This hypothetical draft selection feels like it'd only muddy the defensive line waters more.