Chris Lammons

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		68	2	7	61
2025		10	1	3	17
2024		14	0	0	12
2023		4

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Colts secured solid depth at a bargain price, landing Chris Lammons on a one-year, $1.2M deal that earns a B- CVI — a clear value play for Indianapolis. While Lammons profiles as a depth piece rather than a starter, his production tier aligns perfectly with his modest salary, making this the type of low-risk signing that smart front offices build their rosters around. The veteran cornerback brings proven NFL experience without breaking the bank, and at 28 years old, he's in his prime years where teams can expect consistent availability and reliable spot duty. The short-term structure eliminates long-term risk while giving the Colts flexibility to either retain him if he exceeds expectations or move on without penalty. This represents exactly the kind of shrewd depth acquisition that helps teams navigate the inevitable injuries and rotational needs throughout a 17-game season, adding a competent body to the secondary without compromising future cap space.

Performance Analysis

Chris Lammons earns an F for the Colts at cornerback, a special teams player whose defensive contributions have been nonexistent. Lammons has been used exclusively on kick coverage, and his limited defensive reps have been poor. His coverage ability is not at the level needed to compete against NFL receivers, and he is clearly behind on Indianapolis's cornerback depth chart. The Colts keep him around for his special teams value, but asking him to play meaningful defensive snaps is not a viable option. Lammons is a roster-bottom player whose survival depends on kick coverage production.