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Well that didn't take long. Less than one week after selecting him with the 18th overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts have signed center Ryan Kelly to his first NFL contract.

It took three days, 253 picks, a selfie with the commissioner and a social media hacking, but the 2016 NFL Draft finally ended late Saturday night in Chicago. Which franchises and players fared best (and worst)? Find out:

Round one of the NFL Draft wrapped up Thursday night in Chicago, and to the delight of Indianapolis Colts fans everywhere (well, this one at least), the team addressed their pitiful offensive line with the selection of Alabama center, Ryan Kelly.

The 2015 NFL Draft has come and gone, now the analysis of what each team did begins. Kyle Rodriguez, Managing Editor of Colts Authority.com joined me and Jimmie on Monday to analyze the Colts draft picks, including the questionable decision to take University of Miami wide receiver, Phillip Dorsett in the first round despite the quality defensive players still available at the time (Malcom Brown,

The first round of the 2015 NFL Draft was completed on Thursday night in Chicago. There were no huge surprises, but we did learn a few things from the night’s activities.

The last major of event for the NFL before training camps open in late July begins tonight when the NFL Draft begins in Chicago. If you're a football fan like me, you no doubt have plans to kick back in your recliner, crack open the beverage of your choice, and see where the up and coming stars of the league are going to play professionally. All you need to know is what channel to flip to. Read Mo

For the second year in a row, hosts and analysts from both ESPN and the NFL Network have agreed to not announce team picks through social media ahead of their official announcement made by Commissioner Roger Goodell.

The NFL Draft is just days away, and while many (myself included) believe the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will make Jameis Winston the overall number pick, there's always that chance they shock the world and wind up selecting Oregon's Marcus Mariota. Jimmie and I discussed that possibility along with the likely scenarios for the Titans' number two pick with Bleacher Report's Featured NFL Draft Writer, Br

With everyone assuming the Buccaneers will take Jameis Winston with the first overall pick in this year's NFL Draft, the intrigue shifts to Tennessee Titans and what they may do at number two. Do they take Mariota, focus on improving what was one of the worst defenses in the league, or do they trade out of that spot in deal that would bring Philip Rivers in from the Chargers? Jim Wyatt who covers