Indianapolis Colts: Full Outside Linebacker Breakdown and Depth Chart Analysis

July 3, 2015   ·   Kyle J. Rodriguez   ·   Jump to comments

One of the most interesting units on the 2015 Indianapolis Colts lies on defense, at outside linebacker. 
If you've paid any attention to the Colts over the last few years, you know that calling any defensive position "deep" or a "strength" sounds fishy. The Colts have improved defensively under head coach Chuck Pagano, but it's still been a weakness in high-profile playoff losses.
Pass rush has been a particular sore spot for Indianapolis, which struggled to get consistent one-on-one pass rush from the edge with Robert Mathis out for the season in 2014.
But going into the 2015 campaign, the Colts have a full depth chart, perhaps too full. While it's too soon to call the position a strength for Indianapolis, it's certainly one of the team's deeper positions, especially on the defensive side of the ball.
With what will likely be five open roster spots, at most, the Colts will have some key decisions to make this fall. Even if they keep the five expected to make ...

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