Former Broncos QB Chad Kelly, cut after trespassing arrest, among players at Colts minicamp
Former Denver Broncos QB Chad Kelly is in the preliminary stages of making a return to the NFL. According to Pro Football Talk, the troubled player is reportedly trying out with the Indianapolis Colts this weekend.
The minicamp, which starts Friday, consists of the Colts’ selections in this year’s NFL draft, the nine undrafted players they signed after the draft and any players present on a tryout basis.
Kelly gained notoriety last year not because of his skills on the field, but more so his antics one night following former teammate Von Miller’s Halloween party. The 25-year-old was arrested in October 2018 and slapped with trespassing charges after he entered a Colorado home uninvited, sat on a couch next to a woman who lived there and began mumbling before being chased out by a male resident.
The Buffalo, New York, native pleaded guilty to second-degree misdemeanor trespassing in March. Kelly was sentenced to one year of supervised probation and 50 hours of community service.
Kelly was the Broncos’ seventh-round pick and the overall final selection in the 2017 NFL draft. He played one snap with the team before being released in the wake of the arrest.
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