Overview
- Indianapolis finalized the move Wednesday, two days after Las Vegas released Pratt following four games with the Raiders.
- Head coach Shane Steichen said Pratt brings veteran experience and familiarity with the system Anarumo runs.
- The signing addresses depth after starter Joe Bachie was placed on injured reserve and Jaylon Carlies remained on IR with a designation to return.
- Pratt is expected to compete for snaps alongside Zaire Franklin as the Colts seek a steadier second starter at linebacker.
- NFL Network reported at least four other teams showed interest, and Pratt chose Indianapolis after six seasons under Anarumo in Cincinnati, where he totaled 616 tackles and seven interceptions.