Colts Re-sign Mo Alie-Cox for Eighth Season

The Indianapolis Colts have re-signed tight end Mo Alie-Cox for his eighth season, emphasizing his vital blocking skills in a position group that has struggled since the retirement of Jack Doyle. Alie-Cox, who has not exceeded 200 receiving yards in the past three seasons, ranked 15th in run-blocking among tight ends last year, making him a key asset in coach Shane Steichen's offense. Despite his contributions, the Colts are still seeking a game-changing tight end, as evidenced by ongoing draft speculation linking them to prospects like Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland. This re-signing adds stability to a tight end room that has seen significant turnover, with the team allowing many in-house options to depart this offseason. Alie-Cox's experience will be crucial as the Colts integrate younger players around quarterback Anthony Richardson. The move is part of a broader strategy by the Colts to address key positions while maintaining a strong blocking presence on the field.