Jonathan Taylor is keeping the faith after he was retained by the Indianapolis Colts through the trade deadline this week. The team shipped off a number
The Indianapolis Colts are back home Sunday, and if you’re looking for a matchup between two teams fighting for their season, this probably isn’t it. Indianapolis enters Week 10 at 2-7 on a five-game losing streak.
The Indianapolis Colts sold at the deadline, trading Josh Downs and Keenan Allen, and the 2-7 record means the last eight games are about evaluation as much as wins.
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A year ago this week, the Indianapolis Colts were 7-2, tied for the best record in the AFC and ready to spend. Chris Ballard sent the team’s 2026 and 2027 first-round picks plus wide receiver Adonai Mitchell to the New York Jets for Sauce Gardner, a two-time first-team All-Pro cornerback who was 25 and under contract through 2030.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Indianapolis Colts ultimately held on to running back Jonathan Taylor at the NFL trade deadline, much to the surprise of certain observers. Taylor was asked Thursday for his reaction after the Colts stood pat at the trade deadline and kept him despite extensive rumors to the contrary.
The Colts parted ways with guard Quenton Nelson, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs amid what seemed to be a fire sale.
Richard Sherman admitted that the Indianapolis Colts’ current situation is much worse than what he initially thought. The franchise currently has a 2-7 record and is in the middle of a five-game losing streak.
The Colts parted ways with multiple key contributors before the NFL trade deadline arrived this past Tuesday.
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After boasting an 8-2 record entering the second half of the 2025 NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts decided to keep Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback and make win-now moves to give him the right pieces to succeed.
Per Spotrac, the 49ers converted $6.5 million of DT DeForest Buckner‘s traded salary into a signing bonus, creating $5.2 million of cap space in 2026. Spotrac adds the 49ers will also add two void years to Buckner’s deal for salary cap purposes.
Josh Downs was already playing on more than 80% of Indianapolis Colts’ offensive snaps. Through nine games, that turned into 33 catches, 354 yards and one touchdown.
The Indianapolis Colts were busy in the weeks leading up to the trade deadline, but Jonathan Taylor was not one of the players who got to join a different team.
A trade deadline that sent Josh Downs to Kansas City and Keenan Allen to San Francisco left the Indianapolis Colts with a 2-7 record, a five-game losing streak and eight games to make something out of 2026.
Keenan Allen has no time or interest in reigniting an old beef with Mike Evans. After all, they’re now teammates with the San Francisco 49ers. On Wednesday, Allen cleared the air about his social media spat with Evans back in 2020. “Everybody wants to bring it back up, obviously.
Downs should give the Chiefs the depth they need. He had 354 receiving yards and one touchdown catch in nine games with the Colts (2-7).
The Colts apparently let another potential trade slip away before Tuesday’s deadline. Another team was willing to give up two Day 3 picks, including a fourth-rounder, for defensive tackle Grover Stewart, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
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The Colts have gone five games in a row without injured defensive end Arden Key, but he could come off IR soon. The team is designating Key for return on Wednesday, per Joel A.
Hours before the trade deadline passed, a report confirmed that the Jaguars would be keeping Thomas.
The 49ers just landed a receiver who knows how to keep drives alive.
Two of the more surprising developments regarding Tuesday's NFL trade deadline involved the Indianapolis Colts holding onto both Jonathan Taylor and Daniel Jones.
The San Francisco 49ers addressed a positional need before Tuesday's trade deadline wrapped up, making another trade with the Indianapolis Colts by acquiring Allen for a 2027 sixth-round pick.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Colts were offered a fourth-round pick and another late-rounder as part of a trade for veteran DT Grover Stewart last week. However, the Colts elected to wait until the trade deadline this week hoping to smoke out the best offer.
The 2026 NFL trade deadline passed at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, wrapping up one of the most hectic days of the league year.
The deal reflects two franchises operating on different timelines: Kansas City chasing its fourth Super Bowl win since 2019-20 and Indianapolis accumulating draft picks for the future.
Indianapolis fell to 2-7 on the season when the club suffered a 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
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