The Indianapolis Colts are looking to bolster their safety position ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, even after signing Nasir Adderly, Jonathan Owens, and Juanyeh Thomas this offseason. With uncertainty surrounding the starting roles, General Manager Chris Ballard is keeping an eye on several prospects. Among the top candidates are AJ Haulcy from Louisiana State University (LSU), who boasts nearly 3,000 career snaps and impressive ball production with eight interceptions and 10 pass breakups in the last two seasons. Bud Clark from Texas Christian University (TCU) has also made a name for himself with 15 interceptions and 20 pass breakups over four years, showcasing his skills as a reliable run defender. Another notable prospect is Kapena Gushiken from Ole Miss, who has demonstrated versatility in various safety roles and recorded one interception and three pass breakups in 2025. Genesis Smith from Arizona and Michael Taaffe from Texas round out the list, with Smith showing solid ball production and Taaffe improving his tackling while generating seven interceptions over three seasons. These players could provide valuable options for the Colts as they look to strengthen their defense.