INDIANAPOLIS – What he brings his versatility.
What the Colts hope to provide him is continuity.
This offseason, the lone free agent move the Colts made on the offensive line came in Todd Herremans, a 10-year veteran, coming over after a decade in Philadelphia.
Herremans, who Andy Reid (his head coach in Philadelphia) calls “dirty tough”, is expected to compete with Hugh Thornton for the Colts starting right guard spot.
By starting at four different offensive line spots in at least six career games, Herremans’ flexibility is something former offensive lineman Ryan Grigson is very familiar with.