The Colts drafted Mississippi State running back Josh Robinson to add some depth to a running backs corps that already has veteran Frank Gore and oft-injured Vick Ballard. Robinson has ideal size to barrel through opposing defenses but doesn't have good speed or hands to go with it. He's almost the perfect back to handle killing the clock at the end of games or work the goal line. He has a lot of work to do to earn either of those roles in Indy. Robinson is only worth taking with a late pick in dynasty/keeper leagues or with a pick after 30th overall in rookie-only drafts.