ANALYSIS: Over the years, the Colts have made pretty well known the way they approach the first round on draft day. For this season, all signs point to wide receiver. Defensive tackle is a major weakness, but when hasn’t it been for the Colts? Ziggy Hood is a possibility, but I don’t think they’ll go that direction. Tight ends Shawn Nelson and Jared Cook both fit the Colts mold and would make nice eventual replacements for Dallas Clark while also letting them set up in their two tight end sets. I see them as definite possibilities here, especially if they don’t feel either will last till the second round. But I think the cutting of Marvin Harrison means that they have someone they’re eyeing in the draft. For some reason, I think it’s Harvin. Harvin isn’t the conventional type of player the Colts take, but paired with the smartest quarterback in the NFL, he gives them a huge big-play threat. He might not ever develop into a number one receiver, but playing for the Colts, they’ll be able to get him the ball in a variety of situations and utilize his strengths.