The Indianapolis Colts are making moves to fine-tune their roster ahead of the upcoming season, announcing Thursday that they've parted ways with four players. This is a crucial time of year for NFL teams as they shape their 90-man squad before training camp heats up.

Leading the list of departures is defensive end Villami Fehoko and linebacker Joseph Vaughn, both of whom were waived by the team. Additionally, the Colts released offensive lineman Bill Murray and waived fellow lineman Jack Wilson with an injury designation. If Wilson goes unclaimed, he'll revert to the team's injured reserve list.

Of the four players cut, Murray is the only one with regular-season NFL experience. The offensive lineman saw action in one game with the New England Patriots back in 2022, followed by three appearances for the Chicago Bears during the 2024 season. While Fehoko and Vaughn have yet to make their regular-season debuts, these roster adjustments are part of the standard NFL grind as teams evaluate talent.

Looking ahead, the Colts haven't announced any undrafted free agent signings just yet, but fans can expect some exciting news to drop before next week's rookie minicamp. This is a prime opportunity for young players to earn their shot—and for the Colts to find hidden gems to bolster their depth chart.