Stay up to date with each scheduled Top 30 visit from the Indianapolis Colts.

With less than a month to go before the NFL Draft kicks off, organizations across the league are putting the finishing touches on their scouting reports as they finalize their draft boards.

These waning stages of the pre-draft process are home to Pro Day events and official Top 30 visits, which are more or less NFL front offices and scouting departments’ last opportunity to do their due diligence on any given prospect.

During each draft cycle, all NFL teams can host up to 30 prospects for visits at the team facility. At the NFL Scouting Combine, teams can ‘formally meet’ with up to 45 prospects, though said meetings are capped at 15-minute intervals. The difference is that while both are good for teams to do medical checks, watch film, and/or familiarize themselves with the person behind the player at both meetings, a ‘30 visit’ is a much more intimate setting that has far fewer restrictions imposed upon them.

Top 30 visits vary in weight amongst NFL teams, with some utilizing them as due diligence whereas others need the crosschecking before they ultimately draft said player(s). Most of the time, 30 visits are used for smaller prospects who wind up being undrafted free agents.

As for the Colts, they’re on a bit of a hot streak with drafting/signing prospects who they brought in for 30 visits — JuJu Brents, Anthony Richardson, and Dalton Tucker are the most recent examples of this.

With that being said, the Indianapolis Colts already have several prospects who they’re reportedly hosting on 30 visits. You can either come back here to this tracker to see all reported visitors we have covered, or you can follow along with each article.

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