The Indianapolis Colts suffered their fifth consecutive loss on Sunday, falling 27-23 to the Dallas Cowboys to drop to 2-7 on the season. Despite another disappointing result, several young players continued to show encouraging signs, while others had performances they'd like to put behind them.
Per Tom Pelissero, the Colts informed QB Daniel Jones on Saturday that he won’t be traded. Pelissero mentions teams have called regarding Jones and the Colts listened, but they never had any intention of actually moving him.
Jonathan Taylor might have played his last game for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, and he didn’t pretend otherwise. Asked after a 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys whether it was his final game as a Colt, Taylor told Fox59’s Mike Chappell, “I don’t know.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Indianapolis Colts entered Sunday's matchup against the Dallas Cowboys with two of the NFL's most notable trade candidates still on their roster. With the Nov.
For about 90 seconds Sunday, the Colts had a win. Spencer Shrader’s 50-yard field goal put Indianapolis up 23-20 with 1:37 left, and then the Dallas Cowboys went 65 yards in 29 seconds to win 27-23.
Monday morning in Indianapolis comes with a 2-7 record and a trade deadline a little more than a day away. The Colts led the Dallas Cowboys with 1:37 left on Sunday and still lost 27-23, their fifth straight loss.
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While Taylor signed a two-year contract extension this past summer, it appears that keeping him won't be part of the Colts' ongoing roster restructuring.
Colts quarterback Daniel Jones has drawn interest in the lead-up to Tuesday’s trade deadline, but it appears he will stay put. The Colts informed Jones that they are not dealing him, Tom Pelissero of The Ringer reports.
The Indianapolis Colts fall to 2-7 after losing 27-23 to the Dallas Cowboys at home. With less than 48 hours remaining before the NFL Trade Deadline arrives, the Colts are one step closer to establishing their new core of the future.
Jonathan Taylor didn’t say goodbye, but it sure sounded like one. After the Indianapolis Colts’ 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, the running back was asked whether he thought about this being his last game in Indianapolis.
Josh Downs didn’t dodge the drops, and he didn’t dodge the trade talk either. After the Indianapolis Colts’ 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, the receiver who requested a trade last month was asked a simple question: Does he want to be in Indianapolis?
DeForest Buckner had to wait a little longer to make his first appearance on the field as a member of the San Francisco 49ers again. But he finally did on Sunday, as the Niners come off a bye to face the visiting Las Vegas Raiders at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
According to Jordan Schultz, the expectation right now is that the Colts will keep RB Jonathan Taylor through the trade deadline. Schultz reports the team could revisit a trade in the offseason as it thinks the market will be at least as good.
The Indianapolis Colts are open to trading cornerback Sauce Gardner before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline as the franchise continues a rapid teardown of its roster.
The Colts have received at least one offer for Jonathan Taylor, and interest has come in on Daniel Jones. Indianapolis is open for business, but thus far, the team has only unloaded contract-year players.