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It sure sounds like the Indianapolis Colts are going to be moving around the draft board this upcoming weekend.That's not a huge surprise, given some strong hints made earlier this offseason by GM Chris Ballard. He again made it known on Monday that the Colts are looking to make some draft-day moves."I just think kind of the more shots you have at the board the better," Ballard said. "And what you can't do is get so fixated on one player that you lose sight of the big picture of what you could get. I would anticipate us being pretty aggressive next week, moving around the board."So, in an effort to be aggressive, which direction will the Colts be trading? Up or down?While the term aggressive can be synonymous with moving up, that doesn't seem to be the direction Ballard wants to go."Don't construe aggressive for moving up," Ballard added. "Like to me, being aggressive can also be moving back and then moving around and acquiring more picks then moving -- like I just think we'll be active. That's probably a better word."Trading down does make a lot of sense for the Colts. For starters, Indianapolis has a modest seven selections in total, including only two in the top 100.In addition to that, despite being active in free agency, several position groups still need to be addressed with more immediate help, including defensive end, linebacker, and wide receiver.Ballard also mentioned that the "real strength" of this year's draft is in the depth of the third, fourth, and fifth rounds, so it would make sense that he would want to accumulate more picks in that range.Using the Rich Hill trade value chart as our guide, we recently took a look at what the Colts could net by trading back from pick No. 47.This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: 2026 NFL draft: Why Colts want to be 'active' and move around board

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British heavyweight Lawrence Okolie has returned an adverse finding in an anti-doping test, forcing the cancellation of his scheduled bout against Tony Yoka in Paris this Saturday.Queensberry promotions confirmed the news on Tuesday morning, stating on X: "Last night, the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) informed Queensberry that Lawrence Okolie returned an adverse finding following an anti-doping test conducted ahead of the show in Paris this Saturday."The promoter indicated that further details about the event would follow.Yoka, an Olympic gold medallist, had been set to face the London-born fighter in what was expected to be a significant heavyweight clash.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe contest represented a crucial juncture in Okolie's heavyweight career, with the 33-year-old currently holding the WBC's top ranking in the division.Victory over Yoka would have strengthened his position to challenge for the WBC heavyweight world championship, a prize that now appears significantly more distant.Instead of preparing for what could have been a career-defining performance, the Londoner must now focus on clearing his name through the appropriate channels.The adverse finding has effectively derailed his momentum at a time when he appeared to be building towards the biggest opportunities in boxing's marquee division.Okolie established himself as a world champion at cruiserweight before making the decision to compete at heavier weights.His transition proved successful, with the fighter claiming the WBC bridgerweight title in the newly created division.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Alan Shearer fears Premier League manager will lose job after worrying signsFootball pundit slams 'petty' and 'pathetic' FA after being hit with ground banStan Moody gutted after nightmare collapse on World Snooker Championship debutPrior to this setback, he had assembled an impressive run of form, securing three consecutive victories since moving up in weight class.That winning streak had positioned him as a genuine contender in the heavyweight ranks, making the timing of this adverse finding particularly damaging to his career trajectory.The former cruiserweight king now faces an uncertain period as he awaits the outcome of any investigation.Okolie moved swiftly to address the situation on social media, urging observers not to jump to conclusions.He explained: "Before anyone starts imagining the worst, following my bicep injury last year, I sustained an elbow injury on the same arm during this camp. "I had a treatment on it and now we are here."The boxer expressed hope that "sense prevails" in the matter.He confirmed his intention to work with all relevant bodies investigating the case, adding: "I will of course be fully co-operating with all relevant authorities and I'm confident any investigation will clear name."Okolie stated he would make no further public comment for the time being.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter