Titus Leo

Soul food, Indy style. Colts rookies including Indianapolis native JuJu Brents and teammates Jordan Murray and Titus Leo visit Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place, a Black-owned soul food restaurant in Indy's Kennedy-King neighborhood.

Indianapolis Colts edge rusher Titus Leo records a sack against the Chicago Bears.

The Colts made 12 selections in the 2023 NFL Draft: Florida QB Anthony Richardson, Kansas State CB Julius Brents, North Carolina WR Josh Downs, BYU OT Blake Freeland, Northwestern DT Adetomiwa Adebawore, South Carolina CB Darius Rush, California S Daniel Scott, Miami TE Will Mallory, Northwestern RB Evan Hull, Wagner DE Titus Leo, Texas A&M CB Jaylon Jones and Northern Michigan OT Jake Witt

Wagner DE Titus Leo speaks with the media following being selected by the Colts in the 6th round with the 211th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

The Indianapolis Colts select Wagner Seahawks EDGE rusher Titus Leo in Round 6 of the 2023 NFL Draft with the No. 211 overall pick.

Three of the Colts' 2023 draft picks were placed on season-ending injured reserve prior to roster cuts in late August.  

Ahead of the Colts preseason opener against the Buffalo Bills, several rookies share what they hope to prove in their first NFL preseason.

The Colts' defensive line is headlined by interior stalwarts DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, but features plenty of depth and versatility that should produce plenty of competition during training camp. 

The Colts added depth to Nate Ollie's defensive line room through free agency and the NFL Draft earlier this year. 

The Colts selected 12 players in the 2023 NFL Draft: Anthony Richardson, Julius Brents, Josh Downs, Blake Freeland, Adetomiwa Adebawore, Darius Rush, Daniel Scott, Will Mallory, Evan Hull, Titus Leo, Jaylon Jones and Jake Witt. Here's what you need to know about those players – and the process that led the Colts to draft them. 

Leo totaled 13 sacks and 40 tackles for a loss in his college career at Wagner.