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The Indianapolis Colts and starting right guard Mark Glowinski have officially agreed to a contact extension Darius Leonard Jersey , announced earlier today via Twitter.The deal is reportedly a three-year, $18 million extension that includes a $4.2 million signing bonus — sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Glowinski appeared in 11 games and started in nine for the Colts this season after being claimed off waivers from Seattle on Dec. 18, 2017. The right guard played a pivotal role in the Colts’ success up front, as the unit allowed the fewest sacks (18.0) in the NFL. Indianapolis also boasted top-10 rankings in third down percentage (48.6), first downs per game (23.2) and yards per game (386.2).Glowinski, 26 Malik Hooker Jersey White , will enter his fifth season as a pro in 2019. He has 46 career appearances, including 28 career starts. With their right guard locked up, the Colts are set to return all five members of the starting lineup next season. As draft season comes to a close, we’ll take a stab at a mock draft with trades. Some picks you’ll love, some you’ll hate. Some will make perfect sense, some will leave you asking questions. If you..."As draft season comes to a close Womens Peyton Manning Jersey , we’ll take a stab at a mock draft with trades. Some picks you’ll love, some you’ll hate. Some will make perfect sense, some will leave you asking questions. If you have any comments, leave them below. Other than that, enjoy!Round 11. Arizona CardinalsNick Bosa - Edge - Ohio State2. San Francisco 49ersQuinnen Williams - DT - Alabama3. Miami Dolphins (Trade From NYJ)Kyler Murray - QB - OklahomaTrade: NYJ sends pick 3 to MIA for picks 13 and 2020 RD14. Oakland RaidersJosh Allen - Edge - Kentucky5. Tampa Bay BuccaneersDevin White - LB - LSU6. New York GiantsMontez Sweat - Edge - Mississippi State7. Jacksonville JaguarsJawaan Taylor - OT - Florida8. Atlanta Falcons (Trade From DET)Ed Oliver - DT - HoustonTrade: DET sends pick 8 to ATL for picks 14 and 459. Buffalo BillsTJ Hockenson - TE - Iowa10. Denver BroncosDrew Lock - QB - Mizzou11. Cincinnati BengalsDwayne Haskins - QB - Ohio State12. Green Bay PackersJonah Williams - OT - Alabama13. New York Jets (Trade From MIA)Christian Wilkins - DT - Clemson14. Detroit Lions (Trade From ATL)Noah Fant - TE - Iowa15. Washington RedskinsDK Metcalf - WR - Ole Miss16. Carolina PanthersBrian Burns - Edge - Florida State17. New York Giants (From Cleveland Browns)Andre Dillard - OT 0 Washington State18. Minnesota VikingsCody Ford - OL - Texas19. Tennessee TitansChris Lindstrom - OL - Boston College20. Pittsburgh SteelersDevin Bush - LB - Michigan21. Seattle SeahawksRashan Gary - DL - Michigan22. Baltimore RavensMarquise Brown - WR - Oklahoma23. Houston TexansGreedy Williams - CB - LSU24. Oakland Raiders (From Chicago Bears)Byron Murphy - CB - Washington25. Philadelphia EaglesChauncey Gardner-Johnson - S - Florida26. Indianapolis ColtsClelin Ferrell - Edge - ClemsonIn this scenario, Ferrell falls to the Colts in what could be a dream scenario. Several teams ahead of the Colts pass on Ferrell’s value to take players at more immediate positions of need. Ferrell would be a perfect fit for the Colts scheme and the heir apparent to Jabaal Sheard.27. Oakland Raiders (From Dallas Cowboys)Josh Jacobs - RB - Alabama28. Los Angeles ChargersDexter Lawrence - DT - Clemson29.Seattle Seahwaks (From Kansas City Chiefs)Jonathan Abram - S - Mississippi State30. Green Bay Packers (From New Orleans Saints)Nasir Adderley - S - Delaware31. Los Angeles RamsEric McCoy - OL - Texas A&M32. New England PatriotsDalton Risner - OT - Kansas StateRound 2 - Pick 34Jeffery Simmons - DT - Mississippi StateSimmons could easily go in Round 1 but the ACL injury and off-field concern prior to enrolling at Mississippi State likely cause him to fall. Simmons is a top 10 talent in the draft if healthy and may need to be on IR this season.Round 2 - Pick 59Darnell Savage - S - Maryland The Colts need a solid safety to complement Malik Hooker. Savage is a fantastic fit for the Colts. He’s a hard-hitting box safety who likes to make plays.Round 3 - Pick 89Emanuel Hall - WR - MizzouHall has elite traits and with proper coaching could be an absolute steal in this draft. He’s got some drop concerns but can make a lot of explosive plays.Round 4 - Pick 129Khalen Saunders - DT - Western IllinoisWhen you look at Saunders Womens Malik Hooker Jersey , he is a small school prospect who could truly be special with coaching, time and patience.Round 4 - Pick 135Blake Cashman - LB - MinnesotaCashman’s name caught fire after the combine with his measureables. He’s a fast, instinctive LB who makes plays and would be a quality backup to Darius Leonard and special teams contributor.Round 5 - Pick 164Devine Ozigbo - RB - NebraskaThe Colts need to upgrade their short yardage. Ozigbo is an one cut plowing RB. He’s physical and would fill the short yardage role nicely.Round 6 - Pick 199Michael Dogbe - DL - TempleThe Temple Owls land another player on the Colts. Dogbe is a hard working, penetrating 3T who can be a 4-3 DE in the base package. This kind of versatility Chris Ballard seems to like.Round 7 - Pick 240Montre Hartage - CB - NorthwesternHartage is everything Ballard likes in a CB. He’s instinctive, tough and makes plays. His deficient measurables will cause him to drop but he’d be a perfect fit in the Colts Cover-2 style defensive scheme.Love this draft? Hate it? Let me know your thoughts in the comments or tweet me @NiceReedSteve on Twitter.