The Colts have a quarterback. They have a premier pass rusher. They do not have a tight end or a second wide receiver ... yet.
If this free agency has been a mix of agonizing, thrilling and confounding to you, you likely aren't alone. Indianapolis entered the offseason at one of the most interesting crossroads in its history while also having a brand established by general manager Chris Ballard for how free agency typically goes. We've seen both ends of the aggressive and passive spectrum from him.
Now that we're through the first wave of free agency, and most of the second, it's time to answer some questions and re-assess where they've come and where they need to go.