Two Colts’ early round draft picks are capitalizing on their training camp opportunities.<\/p>\n
We are only two training camp practices in, but two of the Indianapolis Colts’<\/a> early-round draft picks are capitalizing on their opportunities.<\/p>\n On the first day of practices, with the starting cornerback spot opposite of Charvarius Ward up for grabs, it was third-round pick Justin Walley who got the start.<\/p>\n Then, on Day 2 of training camp, with Kenny Moore getting a vet rest day, Walley’s versatility was on display as he started at the nickel.<\/a><\/p>\n Although undersized, Walley is fast and is hyper-competitive. His versatility, man coverage skills, and ball production make him a good fit for Lou Anarumo’s more aggressive and disguise-heavy defense.<\/p>\n “He’s a pretty damn good player,”\u00a0Shane Steichen said after Wednesday’s practice.<\/a>\u00a0“He did some really good things in the spring, so he’s going to compete at that spot.”<\/p>\n After what ESPN’s Stephen Holder<\/a> called a “quiet” first day for first-round pick Tyler Warren, the tight end was much more involved on Day 2.<\/p>\n As Holder notes, what stood out about a few of Warren’s receptions was that neither throw–one from Anthony Richardson and one from Daniel Jones–were all that accurate.<\/p>\n However, one of the many things that drew the Colts<\/a> to Warren during the pre-draft process was his reliability as a pass catcher.<\/p>\n