The Indianapolis Colts have made five outside additions in free agency up to this point. So what grades are the NFL analysts giving them for these signings? Spoiler alert: these grades are all over the place.

The Indianapolis Colts seek a return to the AFC playoffs for the first time since the 2020 season. General manager Chris Ballard has decisions to make on whether to keep Colts players, which he generally prefers,

Free-agent quarterback Daniel Jones is signing a one-year, $14 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Colts haven't been a team known to spend big on free agency in recent years, so this is a bit out of character for them.

Packers free-agent cornerback Corey Ballentine signed with the Indianapolis Colts on Friday. He is the sixth Packers free agent to sign elsewhere.

"Camryn Bynum is a nice addition to a defense that was one of the worst at defending deep passes last season. Bynum isn’t necessarily a value at $15 million per year, but he’ll only be 27 at the start of next season and could easily fulfill this deal given how durable he’s been in starting 17 games the last three seasons.

Daniel Jones is getting a reported 1-year deal counting $14 million toward the 2025 salary cap. Anthony Richardson is set to count $9.2 million.

After the first wave of NFL free agency and the Colts making two big signings, what is Indianapolis' roster outlook currently?

After the first wave of free agency, who are the best available free agents still out there for the Indianapolis Colts?

Here's a breakdown of every 2025 NFL free agent signing by the Indianapolis Colts and how each will impact the upcoming season: Jones is leaving the Vikings for a one-year, $14 million deal with the Colts.

The Colts have added another veteran cornerback to a position Indianapolis wanted to upgrade this season. Indianapolis is signing former Packers cornerback Corey Ballentine, who played 488 defensive snaps in 2023 but spent most of his time on special teams in 2024.