The Indianapolis Colts have a very shaky situation at the tight end position going into 2023, with far more questions than answers.
Mo Alie-Cox entered last season as the assumed No. 1 tight end in Indy and was considered a breakout candidate, but he finished as TE45 in what was a thoroughly disappointing season for him.
He also unexpectedly ended up taking a back seat to two rookies, Jelani Woods and Kylen Granson, both of whom finished ahead of the veteran in production, ranking as TE35 and TE41, respectively.