Evan Hull, one of the Indianapolis Colts’ three fifth-round picks in the 2023 NFL Draft, is out for the season due to a significant knee injury, a league source confirmed to The Athletic on Saturday. Jordan Schultz previously reported Hull was done for the year.Hull played just eight snaps during his rookie season, and all eight were in the season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars, including two touches. He had one catch for six yards and one rush for six yards.The 22-year-old totaled 488 carries for 2,417 yards (5.0 yards per carry) and 18 touchdowns at Northwestern. He added 94 receptions for 851 yards and four TDs.“I feel like as a player, I can fit into any type of scheme, especially one that utilizes the back in a bunch of different ways,” Hull said after being drafted. “So, I’m just really looking forward to using that skill set and applying it to the Colts. That pass-catching ability, that pass protection, running the ball, all three phases.”Colts general manag
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