Colts fans got first look at some fully uniformed rookies this past weekend

Looking good, guys!

Indianapolis Colts fans got their first look at some fully uniformed rookies this weekend at the NFLPA’s annual rookie premiere—as both first round tight end Tyler Warren (Penn State) and 6th round quarterback Riley Leonard (Notre Dame) were among this year’s class:

While Warren’s Nittany Lion #44 is currently being worn by Colts All-Pro linebacker Zaire Franklin, #84 doesn’t look like a bad consolation prize and suits him well—although yes, I was hoping he’d adorn the same number infamously worn by franchise all-time great tight end Dallas Clark, who formerly dominated the Big Ten (with Iowa) himself.

Instead, he’ll wear beloved fan favorite (and former Pro Bowler) Jack Doyle’s prized #84.

Meanwhile, Leonard’s #15 was most recently worn by a former Super Bowl winning MVP, you got it, longtime veteran quarterback Joe Flacco just last season for Indianapolis.

Although the recent history of that number hasn’t been all that promising at wideout, having previously been worn by Parris Campbell and Phillip Dorsett among others.

Hopefully, it ends up suiting Leonard and faring him much more favorably than it did for some of his Colts predecessors wearing it.

At any rate, both Colts rookies featured look pretty sleek rocking their new Indianapolis Colts uniforms, as we get one step closer to this upcoming 2025 campaign.