Colts GM Makes Informative Statement On Michael Pittman Jr.’s Future

The Indianapolis Colts are coming off a season that was a touch better than expected, with the team finishing 9-8 and incredibly close to winning an AFC playoff position.

Even though the Colts lost promising rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson just a few games into the 2023 NFL season, the team was able to scrape by with veteran Gardner Minshew leading the way, earning a Pro Bowl selection.

With something to build on in Indianapolis and a possibly bright future, the Colts will have the opportunity to enhance their roster over the NFL offseason in the hopes of moving closer to a playoff berth.

One of the issues the team must make during the summer is what to do with standout wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr, who general manager Chris Ballard appears to believe is in the organization’s long-term plans.

Ballard was asked about Pittman’s future in Indianapolis and appears to be working on a contract with the 26-year-old wide receiver through the team’s Twitter account.

“We’ll work hard to get a deal done,” Ballard said.

Pittman is coming off his greatest season in the NFL, when he had 109 catches for 1,152 receiving yards and four touchdowns.

Although there will be a lot of quality available at the wide receiver position this year, both in free agency and in the NFL Draft, the Colts appear to want to keep Pittman and may be ready to place a franchise tag on him to keep him in Indianapolis.

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