Through three practices, passing windows for Richardson and Jones have been tight, and with that have come a number of pass breakups from the Colts' defenders.

WESTFIELD, Ind. — The third-round pick who raised a few eyebrows back in April ended up turning heads on the first day of training camp at Grand Park. When the starting Colts defense took the field, rookie cornerback Justin Walley was on the field, lined up next to Kenny Moore II in the slot and across from former All-Pro Charvarius Ward.

Walley got off to a good start in training camp, receiving first-team reps. If he is able to continue, he could cement himself as CB2 entering his rookie season. Colts fans will get to see their first action of Walley on Aug. 7 against the Baltimore Ravens.