The Indianapolis Colts have their quarterback. Anthony Richardson was selected in the top-5 of the 2023 NFL Draft, becoming the face of the franchise moving forward.

That was the biggest priority entering the draft for the Colts: land their signal caller of the future. Now, it's important for Indianapolis to continue building its roster and surround Richardson with talent to maximize his success.

Fortunately, the Colts won't have to wait too long to do just that. Indianapolis holds the No. 35 overall selection, meaning they will be on the clock quickly when the second-round begins. Here's five players for the Colts to target.

The Colts still have roster needs to address throughout the rest of the draft. Those include cornerback after trading away Stephon Gilmore, wide receiver for Richardson, and offensive line, to name a few.

Penn State corner Joey Porter Jr. might be the most intriguing prospect that the Colts could target on day-two. Porter Jr. has NFL bloodlines and is a big defensive back that could step right in for Indianapolis. 

North Carolina wide receiver Josh Downs is a shifty wide receiver that excels in the slot. He got open with ease on the collegiate level and would provide the Colts with another weapon for Richardson to utilize in the passing game.

Florida offensive lineman O'Cyrus Torrence would fill a need at interior offensive line for the Colts. He is a strong prospect with plug-and-play ability. Additionally, he has familiarity with Anthony Richardson.

Georgia cornerback Kelee Ringo has seen his stock fluctuate in a big way during the draft process. He was seen as a first-rounder before plummeting down boards. Still, he has an exciting athletic profile, starred on the Georgia defense in college, and met with the Colts multiple times.

Tennessee wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is considered to be the draft's best deep threat thanks to his 4.40 40-yard dash speed and big-time production in the SEC. He flashed as a touchdown machine and could open things up for the Colts.

The Indianapolis Colts hold two selections on the second day: No. 35 overall in the second-round and No. 79 overall in the third-round, a selection acquired from the Washington Commanders.