Colts Bolster Roster Depth with Reserve/Future Signings and Re-Signings

The Indianapolis Colts announced on Monday the signing of 14 players to reserve/future contracts, along with the re-signing of running back Tyler Goodson and linebacker Segun Olubi to one-year deals ahead of the 2025 NFL season. The moves aim to strengthen the team’s depth and prepare for the upcoming campaign.

Reserve/future contracts allow teams to secure players who were not on active rosters at the end of the regular season. These players will join the Colts’ offseason program and compete for spots on the 53-man roster during training camp. The signings include a mix of young talent and experienced players looking to make an impact.

Tyler Goodson, who joined the Colts in 2023, has shown promise as a versatile running back, contributing both in the running and passing game. Segun Olubi, a standout on special teams, has been a reliable presence in the linebacker corps. Their re-signings highlight the team’s focus on retaining key role players.

Colts General Manager Chris Ballard emphasized the importance of building depth. ‘These signings are about creating competition and ensuring we have a strong foundation heading into the offseason,’ Ballard said in a statement. ‘We’re excited about the potential of these players and what they can bring to the team.’

The Colts finished the 2024 season with a 9-8 record, narrowly missing the playoffs. With these roster moves, the team aims to address areas of need and build momentum for the 2025 season. Fans will be watching closely as the offseason progresses, with hopes that these additions will help the Colts return to postseason contention.