The Indianapolis Colts announced on Tuesday that the team has signed ex-CFL linebacker Devein Veresuk, formerly of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a reserve/future contract:
The listed 6,’2”, 240 pound linebacker out of Windsor was originally the 2nd overall pick of the 2025 CFL Draft. He recorded 66 tackles, 2.0 sacks, an interception, and 2 forced fumbles during 18 games played during his debut season North of the border.
He also had an interception and a recovery on a blocked punt for a defensive touchdown respectively.
Veresuk was the recipient of the Frank M. Gibson Trophy, which is given annually to the East division’s most outstanding rookie each season.
He was recently released from his contract on January 12th, to pursue an opportunity within the NFL this year—presumably with Indianapolis.
The Colts have been active at linebacker this early offseason, already signing Veresuk, as well as fellow linebackers John Bullock and Joseph Vaughn to initial contracts.
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