The Indianapolis Colts worked out a trio of wide receivers on Saturday.
According to Kevin Bowen of 107.5 The Fan, wideouts Josh Reynolds, Tre-Quan Smith, and Equanimeous St. Brown were in for workouts.
Reynolds is a former fourth-round pick in the 2017 NFL draft. For his career, he’s appeared in 121 games, making 58 starts. On 244 receptions, he’s averaged 13.2 yards per catch, while scoring 20 touchdowns.
Smith, another experienced player, was a third-round pick in 2018. Over 67 games, he’s caught 131 passes at 13.5 yards per catch with 18 touchdowns.
Lastly, St. Brown was a sixth-round pick in 2018. In 62 career games, he’s caught 63 passes at 14.7 yards per catch with two scores.
All three wideouts have had success as downfield targets.
While wide receiver is a potential need for the Colts, if an addition were made, these players are more likely to give the depth a boost than to step in and give the WR3 rotation some help.
Quarterback Mark Gronowski was a part of the workout as well, but chances are he was primarily there to throw to the wide receivers instead of the Colts truly looking to make an addition at this position.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts reportedly worked out 3 wide receivers following preseason game
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