The Colts on Monday re-signed veteran tight end Mo Alie-Cox.

Alie-Cox, over eight seasons with the Colts, has played in 125 games (53 starts) with 127 receptions, 1550 yards and 16 touchdowns. The 32-year-old Alie-Cox's role, though, is primarily as a physical blocker in the run game, where his work has helped create plenty of highlight reel plays for running back Jonathan Taylor.

Alie-Cox is the second-longest tenured member of the Colts behind only long snapper Luke Rhodes, who joined the team in 2016. Alie-Cox was signed to the Colts' practice squad in 2017 and made his NFL debut in 2018. Since 2019, Alie-Cox has missed just one game due to injury; he's appeared in 95 consecutive regular season games, the second-longest active streak for any offensive player in the NFL (behind only Atlanta Falcons left tackle Jake Matthews).

With the Colts, Alie-Cox will continue in a tight end room featuring 2025 first-round pick Tyler Warren, the recently re-signed Drew Ogletree and 2023 fifth-round pick Will Mallory, among others.

Alie-Cox, famously, did not play football in college – though he starred for Virginia Commonwealth's men's basketball team, which reached the NCAA Tournament in all four of his collegiate seasons.