The Colts have officially signed their entire 2016 draft class by reaching agreement with third-round pick Le’Raven Clark today, as Mike Chappell of CBS4 writes. According to his slot, Clark will earn a four-year deal worth ~$3.2MM. That deal includes a signing bonus of $750K. 
Clark, the last of eight Colts rookies to put pen to paper, was selected as part of a larger effort to help bolster the Colts’ offensive line. Prior to the draft, draft analysts Dane Brugler and Rob Rang of CBSSports.com wrote that Clark projects as a NFL starter at tackle or guard. Clark boasts the kind of “wide base [and] moldable frame” scouts look for in offensive line prospects, but the duo did note that he lacks power as a drive blocker. The Texas Tech product earned three-time All-Big 12 first-team selections and started all 51 games during his four-year collegiate career.
Here is the complete rundown of the Colts’ 2016 draft:
- 1-18: Ryan Kelly, C (Alabama)
- 2-57: T.J. Green, S (Clemson)
- 3-82: Le’Raven Clark, T (Texas Tech)
- 4-116: Hassan Ridgeway, DT (Texas)
- 4-125: Antonio Morrison, LB (Florida)
- 5-155: Joe Haeg, T (North Dakota State)
- 7-239: Trevor Bates, DE/OLB (Maine)
- 7-248: Austin Blythe, C (Iowa):
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