Indianapolis Colts 2014 NFL Draft and Free Agency Wish List

Andrew Luck and his Indianapolis Colts sustained their offensive power through Playoffs even without Bruce Arians calling the plays. Pep Hamilton, the new offensive coordinator for Indianapolis Colts, was also the offensive coordinator of Andrew Luck back in Stanford, the familiarity was there and that means no hindrances for Andrew Luck's growth and his offensive game. Chuck Pagano's health does not become an issue throughout last season and post-season and that gives Indianapolis Colts roster and front office a relief to prepare and fight every game with their head coach.

In the free agency, Ryan Grigson and Chuck Pagano will try their best to pursuit a good player to complete their puzzle into the Super Bowl. Reggie Wayne's age will be a concern in time and signing a proven wide receiver will help Andrew Luck come out of his breaks. A solid offensive line will be the key to a solid running game that features Trent Richardson and his punishing running game. They should sign Donald Brown and Vontae Davis back to sustain their power in offensive and defensive backfield.

In the draft, for their first round pick they could get Brandin Cooks out of Oregon State. A tandem of T.Y. Hilton and Brandin Cooks make Andrew Luck throw bubble screens in order to have another offensive dimension to Andrew Luck's game. In the second day, they could get an offensive lineman that will help them to a productive running game. A pass-rusher that will take over Robert Mathis in time could be develop in their off-season training camp. In the third day, they could pick a bevy of defensive backfield players and be part of their special teams group.

What are your thoughts for Indianapolis Colts' state of the off-season? Will Andrew Luck be an AFC Champ this coming next season? Will Chuck Pagano's progression of health be a source of motivation for this football club? Write your thoughts in the section below.