Colts' New Tight End Duo: Carson Towt and Mo Alie-Cox Bring Basketball Skills to the Gridiron
The Indianapolis Colts have added a new player to their roster by signing free agent tight end Carson Towt. Towt, who previously played basketball for Notre Dame in 2025 and Northern Arizona from 2020 to 2024, brings his athleticism and skills to the Colts. Standing at 6-foot-8 and weighing 250 pounds, Towt made a name for himself in college basketball by setting records and achieving impressive stats, including leading the country in total rebounds in 2024.
Despite not having a background in football during his high school or college years, Towt's transition to the NFL will be an exciting journey to watch. He will be joining the Colts alongside Mo Alie-Cox, another tight end with a basketball background. Alie-Cox, who played basketball at VCU before signing with the Colts as an undrafted free agent in 2017, brings experience and talent to the team. Recently re-signed by the Colts, Alie-Cox is now one of the longest-tenured members of the roster, adding leadership and skill to the tight end position.
The addition of Carson Towt to the Indianapolis Colts' roster adds depth and versatility to the team's tight end position. With his impressive college basketball career and the potential to excel in football, Towt brings a unique skill set that can contribute to the Colts' offense. Paired with Mo Alie-Cox, the Colts now have a dynamic duo of tight ends with basketball backgrounds, showcasing their athleticism and versatility on the field. Colts fans can look forward to seeing Towt and Alie-Cox in action as they aim to make an impact in the upcoming season.