'We got the guys in the room:' Why Kenny Moore II, Gus Bradley are confident in Colts' cornerbacks

The Colts' only roster moves at cornerback this offseason came on Day 3 of the NFL Draft, with Auburn's Jaylin Simpson and Marshall's Micah Abraham coming to Indianapolis in the fifth and sixth rounds, respectively. For a team that most outside analysts expected was a lock to spend high-value resources – either cap space or a high draft pick – to add an outside cornerback, it might seem a little surprising the Colts are largely running it back with the group they had last year. Internally, though, there's no head-scratching about how general manager Chris Ballard has operated this offseason. "We had the growth (last year) – we got the guys in the room," veteran Kenny Moore II, who re-signed as a free agent in March, said.