Summarize and humanize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in EnglishThe Indianapolis Colts were one of several teams to meet with Oklahoma State cornerback Korie Black at the Big 12 Pro Day.The Indianapolis Colts were one of several teams to meet with Oklahoma State cornerback Korie Black at the Big 12 Pro Day, according to Aaron Wilson.Along with the Colts, Jacksonville, Dallas, New England, Minnesota, and Baltimore all met with Black as well, while New Orleans held a private workout for him.Wilson would add that Black impressed at the Pro day, which included running an unofficial 4.35 hand-timed 40 and posting a 39-inch vertical.Black was a three-year starter at Oklahoma State, playing over 2,300 career snaps, according to PFF. The majority of his playing time came lined up on the boundary.Black has been a sound tackler and, in coverage, allowed a career completion rate of only 53%. However, Black has surrendered 15.1 yards per catch on the completions he did give up.Contributing to that low completion rate is strong ball production from Black, who has four career interceptions and 19 pass breakups.The cornerback position is in a completely different spot for the Colts after free agency and isn’t the pressing need that it once was earlier in the offseason. However, that doesn’t mean adding more developmental talent shouldn’t be on GM Chris Ballard’s radar if that’s how the board falls.
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