RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 3 sourcesFollowing the Indianapolis Colts' first training camp practice, there were some noteworthy lineup observations made by the Indy Star's Joel Erickson in a post-practice report.
With Alec Pierce sidelined, starting at wide receiver next to Josh Downs were Ashton Dulin and Laquon Treadwell. With the third starting wide receiver role on the roster up for grabs, Dulin and Treadwell appear to be the early favorites to fill that role.
Dulin, in particular, is coming off a strong showing during offseason programs. Along with Treadwell being in the mix for snaps on offense, his ability to contribute to a few different special teams phases helps his case to make a roster push.
Full observations from Day 1 will be up later, but I’ve got a handful of notes in here to get your immediate fix https://t.co/QX2S9AdFkN
— Joel A. Erickson (@JoelAErickson) July 29, 2026 Then at linebacker, with CJ Allen on the PUP list, Erickson notes that Bryce Boettcher and Akeem Davis-Gaither were the two starters. This doesn't come as a big surprise, considering that both saw snaps with the ones during offseason programs. These two may end up battling for the starting spot next to Allen.
Lastly, it wasn't AJ Haulcy starting next to Cam Bynum, but it was Hunter Wohler who got those reps. Haulcy impressed during offseason programs, but Wohler's versatility adds an intriguing dynamic to that position group.
Perhaps we will see a bit of a rotation at this starting spot in the early going, as a way for the Colts to evaluate all their options.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Position battle updates after Colts first training camp practice
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