A.J. Haulcy, a third-round draft pick from LSU, is emerging as a potential starter for the Indianapolis Colts after stepping in for injured safety Hunter Wohler. Haulcy has received most of the reps for the first-team defense and has shown strong performance, avoiding mental errors according to defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. Head coach Shane Steichen praised Haulcy's instincts and ability to locate the ball, noting he has 10 career interceptions and 203 tackles. While Haulcy still needs development to secure regular playing time, his early success suggests he could have a significant role in the team's defense this season.
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