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  • FA Safety #30
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    Colts waived S Shawn Davis.
    Davis was the 165th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. An explosive athlete – he placed in the 90th percentile in both the vertical and broad jump – Davis was a two-year starter for Florida. The Indianapolis Star’s Jim Ayello reports the Colts want the fifth-round pick on the practice squad.

  • IND Defensive End #51
    Colts signed No. 21 overall pick DE Kwity Paye to a four-year contract.
    Second-round DE Dayo Odeyingbo, fifth-round S Shawn Davis, seventh-round WR Mike Strachan and seventh-round OG Will Fries have also signed their rookie pacts. As is the case with all first-rounders, Paye’s deal includes a fifth-year team option for 2025. If exercised, fifth-year options are now fully guaranteed. Paye (6'4/272) is a former high school running back who was a member of Bruce Feldman’s “Freak-List.” Paye has a thick frame that channels tremendous power into his bull rush. Vicious hands and natural athleticism help him shoot gaps on run plays. He’s difficult to dislodge once his base is established and will chase down plays from behind. He put on a show at his pro day workout, running a 4.52 40-yard dash, posting a 35 ½” vertical, 33” arms and a Herculean 36 bench reps.

  • FA Safety #30
    Colts selected Florida S Shawn Davis with the No. 165 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
    Davis (5'11/202) is the rare deep safety who can lay the wood. A two-year starter for the Gators, Davis wore a number of hats in the Gators defense, but often looked best when deeper in coverage from both split-field looks and as a single-high defender. Davis’ instincts in coverage can run hot and cold, but when he is “on,” he shows the range and ball skills to break up passes after covering an impressive amount of ground. Part of that is thanks to Davis’ ridiculously explosive athletic profile, as evidenced by clearing the 90th-percentile in both the vertical and broad jump. Not too many free safeties have Davis’ tackling prowess, so perhaps Davis could develop into a starting-quality safety in a few year’s time after ironing out how he sees the field, similar to a discount Eric Reid. Davis will be competing with none other than Sean Davis for reps as a rookie.