27. Indianapolis Colts (from SEA)*
Jordan Love | QB | Utah State
The Colts don’t have a first-round pick thanks to the trade that brought them an All-Pro defensive lineman DeForest Buckner, but they do have a high second-rounder from last year’s draft-day trade with Washington.
If they’re sitting at No. 34 overall and see Love sliding down the board, they could easily pull the trigger at some point and move up to land their quarterback of the future, and getting that important fifth-year option.
One of the biggest wild-cards in this year’s class, Love could go in the top 10, or he could fall out of the first round entirely. Similar to Josh Allen a couple of years back, Love has enticing physical tools but will need time to develop. Sitting behind Philip Rivers for a year in Indy would be an ideal spot for him.