The Indianapolis Colts are holding a fire sale after axing general manager Chris Ballard. There is growing speculation over Jonathan Taylor being traded.
Running back Jonathan Taylor and wide receiver Josh Downs are listed as active for the Indianapolis Colts' game against the host Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
The 2026 NFL trade deadline draws closer, and rumors continue to emerge. Jonathan Taylor remains the hottest name in trade rumors. Besides the Indianapolis Colts star, other players could start the second half of the season on different teams.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
ESPN’s Ian Rapoport reports the Colts are seeking a third-round pick for WR Josh Downs. He adds a few teams have shown interest in trading for the fourth-year wideout.
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is perhaps the biggest prize on the trade market at the moment, especially since the Eagles are not making Saquon Barkley available.
Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport both highlight four teams that seem highly interested in trading for Colts RB Jonathan Taylor. That group includes the Broncos, Giants, Packers and Vikings, per the two ESPN insiders.
The Indianapolis Colts are on the road Sunday afternoon as they travel to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in a Week 8 AFC South matchup. Indianapolis enters Sunday’s game with a 2-5 record after losing on the road to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7.
Fantasy managers in Duval have waited out a bye week to get Bhayshul Tuten back in a lineup, and the Jacksonville Jaguars bring him back Sunday against an Indianapolis Colts front that just traded DeForest Buckner to San Francisco.
Every fantasy manager with a Colts running back has spent the week refreshing trade news instead of the waiver wire. Jonathan Taylor is playing Sunday in Jacksonville, still wearing the horseshoe, but now running behind a line without Quenton Nelson against one of the NFL’s stingiest run defenses.
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Nobody around Indy expected the national crowd to like the Colts this week, and it doesn’t. After the Colts traded Quenton Nelson to Seattle and DeForest Buckner to San Francisco, the experts at three major outlets went heavily for Jacksonville in Sunday’s AFC South game at EverBank Stadium.
Colts fans making the trip to the First Coast this weekend know the history. Indianapolis has lost its past 10 games in Jacksonville, according to ESPN, which also has the Jaguars at 9-1 at EverBank Stadium with a plus-11 turnover ratio.
Few Wednesdays in Indy have had as much going on as this one. Josh Downs requested a trade from the Colts a day after Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner were shipped out, and by Friday Shane Steichen was telling reporters the slot receiver would play his normal role in Jacksonville.
Carlie Irsay-Gordon, the co-owner and CEO of the Indianapolis Colts, just keeps making headlines for unfortunate reasons. Nearly two weeks ago, Irsay-Gordon sent a message to her team by dismissing longtime general manager Chris Ballard.
The Colts traded Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner last week, giving the impression of a fire sale after the firing of general manager Chris Ballard.
Tom Pelissero reports that the Colts received trade calls for WR Josh Downs before he requested a trade out of Indianapolis. He had a good chance of getting
The Indianapolis Colts are adding reinforcements on defense ahead of their Week 8 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Indianapolis has elevated cornerback Jonathan Edwards and defensive end Carl Lawson from its practice squad, giving the team additional options for Sunday’s divisional contest.
The Colts announced the elevations of DE Carl Lawson and CB Johnathan Edwards for their upcoming matchup. Lawson, 31, is a former fourth-round pick of the Bengals back in 2017 out of Auburn.
The Indianapolis Colts reportedly have not discussed benching veteran quarterback Daniel Jones despite his struggles through the first seven games of the 2026 NFL season, as the organization continues its roster overhaul ahead of the trade deadline.
For a piece published on Friday, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated hinted that Jonathan Taylor is "less likely" to be traded than are some other Colts players this fall.
Shortly after it was learned this week that the Indianapolis Colts had traded eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle
We are nearing the one-year anniversary of a blockbuster trade that quickly went haywire for the Colts. On Nov. 4, 2025, trade deadline day, an Indianapolis team that was in contention at the time boldly sent two first-round picks and receiver Adonai Mitchell to the Jets for two-time All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner.