INDIANAPOLIS — The headlines from the first Colts organized team activity were the health of Anthony Richardson’s right shoulder and Michael Pittman Jr.’s left knee.

Richardson’s arm looked strong, and he took all of the snaps a healthy starting quarterback would be expected to take. Pittman apparently avoided serious injury on a collision at the end of a route, according to Indianapolis head coach Shane Steichen.

But there were other developments on display during the practice open to the media, the first chance for a lot of players to make an impression on the Indianapolis coaching staff, either because they are rookies or they spent the 2023 season rehabilitating an injury.

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Jelani Woods is the wild card in the tight end room.

Woods spent his entire sophomore season on the injured list due to recurring hamstring injuries, but Indianapolis used a third-round pick on him in 2022 because of the unique blend of size, speed and big-play ability Woods possesses, the sort of skill set Indianapolis did not have available at the position last year.