The 2026 NFL draft is in the books, and the Indianapolis Colts' roster is taking shape as training camp approaches in July. While GM Chris Ballard might still make a veteran free-agent addition or two, the heavy lifting of roster construction is done. Let's break down the updated offensive depth chart and see where things stand.

First, a quick note: reported undrafted free agent signings are included but not yet officially confirmed by the team.

Quarterback
The biggest question mark here is the future of Anthony Richardson. Trade rumors continue to swirl, so keep an eye on this situation as camp nears.

Running Back
Jonathan Taylor remains the clear RB1, but the battle for RB2 is heating up. Seth McGowan and DJ Giddens will compete for that backup role, adding depth and competition to the backfield.

Wide Receiver
The WR3 spot is up for grabs with the addition of Deion Burks. He'll join Ashton Dulin and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine in a competitive battle for those snaps, giving the Colts more options in the passing game.

Tight End
Expect the same tight end room as last year to make the 53-man roster. Continuity here could be a strength for the offense.

Offensive Line
The addition of Farmer brings much-needed competition to the line. Ballard believes Farmer can play tackle, which means he could push Matt Goncalves or Jalen Travis for playing time. At the very least, Farmer will compete to be the first guard or tackle off the bench, adding valuable depth.

With these moves, the Colts' offense is shaping up for an intriguing training camp. Stay tuned for more updates as the roster evolves.