What did Colts get in return in trade down with Steelers?
The Colts traded back in the second round of the 2026 NFL draft. What did they get in return and why did they make this trade?
The Indianapolis Colts will continue to wait before making their first selection after trading back from the 47th overall pick in a deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. This move doesn't come as a surprise, considering that GM Chris Ballard has hinted on a few occasions this offseason that he wanted to accumulate more draft capital. "Don't construe aggressive for moving up," Ballard said in his pre-draft press conference.
"Like to me, being aggressive can also be moving back and then moving around and acquiring more picks then moving -- like I just think we'll be active. That's probably a better word. " What did the Colts receive in the trade with the Steelers?
The Colts received picks 53, 135 (fourth round), and 237 (seventh round). In return, they traded picks 47 and 249 to Pittsburgh. Breaking Colts - Steelers trade down with Rich Hill value chart Using the Rich Hill trade value chart as our guide to judge this trade, this was a fair deal for both teams.
Both teams acquired 125 points in draft pick value. Colts receive: 53 (106), 135 (17), 237 (2) Steelers receive: 47 (124), 249 (1) Why did the Colts want to trade down? The Colts entered the draft with a modest seven picks in total, including only two in the top 100, but still have several needs to address.