4. Indianapolis Colts: QB Will Levis — Kentucky
Will Levis’ numbers were down in ’22, but his arm talent and playmaking ability may make him a top-10 pick. Playing for Kentucky, Levis isn’t afforded the same type of supporting cast as some of his peers. His numbers have suffered as a result. Though, scouts rave about his physical tools including having arguably the strongest arm in the class. We know how much teams value physical traits, and nobody wants to miss out on the next Josh Allen or Justin Herbert.
The Colts have continuously attempted the plug-and-play veteran strategy to no avail. After failed runs with Philip Rivers, Carson Wentz, and Matt Ryan, it seems like Colts management is finally ready to accept reality: This franchise needs to address the QB position through the draft. Selecting Levis would signal a new era in Indy.
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