The Colts have re-signed tight end Mo Alie-Cox, the team announced Monday.
Some guys just belong somewhere. Mo Alie-Cox belongs in Indianapolis. The Colts made it official on Saturday, re-signing the veteran tight end to yet another one-year deal, keeping their quietly beloved road-grader in the fold for what will be his 10th season with the only NFL franchise he’s ever known.
NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to terms with Mo Alie-Cox to keep him in the Circle City for another season.
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Mo Alie-Cox will remain in place with the Colts in 2026. The veteran tight end agreed to yet another Indianapolis deal on Saturday, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports.
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The big man is back, but what does it all mean? Since 2017, Mo Alie-Cox has been a member of the Indianapolis Colts. Both sides agreed to continue their relationship at least one more season as the big man inked a one-year deal worth 2.2 million.
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The Indianapolis Colts need more at tight end, and they've taken a small step toward that goal by keeping veteran Mo Alie-Cox in the building. Indianapolis has had Alie-Cox for his seven-year career, and he's collected 114 catches for 1,433 yards, 69 first downs, and 15 touchdowns.
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Tight end Mo Alie-Cox re-signed with the Indianapolis Colts on Friday. Terms of the contract were not disclosed, however multiple media outlets reported it was a one-year deal.
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