REPORT: 5 hottest Indianapolis Colts takes coming out of 2025 minicamp

The Indianapolis Colts wrapped up their 2025 mandatory minicamp with a roster brimming with potential, intrigue, and no shortage of bold opinions from analysts and fans alike. Here are the hottest takes coming out of Westfield as the team prepares for training camp:

1. Anthony Richardson Looks Like a Franchise Quarterback — Finally

 

After a 2024 season plagued by inconsistency and injury setbacks, Richardson has reportedly taken full control of the offense. His command at the line of scrimmage, improved accuracy on deep balls, and growing chemistry with WR1 Michael Pittman Jr. have some insiders saying he could be the breakout star of the AFC South.

 

“He’s not just healthy  he’s confident,” one Colts assistant coach reportedly said.

2. Rookie WR Deuce Hill Could Leapfrog Alec Pierce

 

The Colts selected Deuce Hill in the third round of the 2025 draft, and the rookie has wasted no time making his presence felt. Hill’s polished route-running and soft hands have some insiders projecting him as the team’s WR3 ahead of Alec Pierce, who’s entering a make-or-break year.

 

3. Jonathan Taylor Is On a Mission

 

Taylor enters this season with a chip on his shoulder after a frustrating 2024 campaign. During minicamp, he reportedly looked as explosive as ever — breaking through the second level with ease and showcasing elite vision. With the offensive line healthier and more cohesive, Taylor could be poised for another All-Pro level season.

4. E.J. Speed Is the Defense’s Breakout Candidate

 

With Shaquille Leonard still recovering and facing an uncertain future, linebacker E.J. Speed has emerged as a leader and tone-setter. He flew around the field in 7-on-7s, constantly disrupting plays and earning praise from Gus Bradley. Some believe Speed will anchor the Colts’ linebacker corps in 2025.

 

5. The Colts May Have a Top-10 Defense

 

Dayo Odeyingbo, Kwity Paye, and DeForest Buckner all look locked in, but the real excitement is in the secondary. Second-year corner JuJu Brents is taking a leap, and Kenny Moore II has been a vocal leader in the slot. If rookie safety T.J. Long develops quickly, this defense might carry the Colts through tight AFC battles.

 

It’s still early, but the vibes are high in Indianapolis. The offense appears to be coming together under Shane Steichen, while the defense looks hungry. Colts fans have been cautiously optimistic before, but 2025 might just be different.

 

Stay tuned  training camp is next, and the stakes will only get higher.

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