Ex-Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett spurns Colts, decides to try out with an NFC team

One of the craziest parts of the NFL Draft actually comes after the draft. As soon as the seventh round wraps up, a mad scramble begins that involves the NFL’s 32 teams trying to sign the best players who went undrafted.  In 2018, that list of undrafted players included former Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett. After the draft finished up on Saturday, Colts general manager Chris Ballard announced that Barrett had agreed to a tryout that would take place at Indy’s rookie minicamp, scheduled for May 11-13.  “We didn’t sign him. We’re bringing him in for rookie minicamp,” Ballard said after the draft, via CBS 4 in Indy. “It’ll be fun to watch him work and see where it goes.” Looking for a hot