Drew Ogletree

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		44	22	283	4
2025		15	4	27	1
2024		17	9	109	1
2023		12

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This Drew Ogletree extension represents solid value for Indianapolis, locking up a developing tight end at a reasonable price point that could look like a steal if he takes the next step. At just $1.0M AAV over four years, the Colts are paying depth piece money for a player who has shown flashes of more upside, earning a B- CVI that reflects both the modest financial commitment and Ogletree's room for growth. The contract structure heavily favors Indianapolis with only $2.3M guaranteed in a $4.0M deal, giving them flexibility to move on without major cap consequences if his development stagnates. For a team still building around Anthony Richardson, securing a young tight end with athletic tools at this price range allows them to allocate resources elsewhere while maintaining a potential contributor who could outperform his contract. This is exactly the type of low-risk, moderate-reward deal that smart front offices make to build depth and hope for pleasant surprises.

Performance Analysis

Drew Ogletree earns an F for the Colts at tight end, a young player who has been unable to stay healthy or produce at the NFL level. Ogletree showed some promise in limited action before injuries derailed his development. He has not been able to demonstrate the receiving or blocking ability needed to earn a consistent role. Indianapolis has invested in their tight end room, and Ogletree has been at the bottom of the depth chart. His career is at a crossroads, and he needs a healthy stretch of football to prove he belongs in the league.