Report: Vikings Could Be in on Top Trade Deadline Prize
The Minnesota Vikings get Jordan Mason back vs the Colts, but they're still interested in adding talent, including Jonathan Taylor?
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The Minnesota Vikings get Jordan Mason back vs the Colts, but they're still interested in adding talent, including Jonathan Taylor?
The Steelers have promoted wide receivers Brandon Johnson and Brandon Smith from the practice squad for the second consecutive week ahead of Sunday’s clash with the New Orleans Saints. Smith, who debuted in Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts, is being elevated for a third time, prompting the club to consider a permanent signing. The moves highlight Pittsburgh’s depth concerns at receiver as they gear up for the upcoming game.
With the Indianapolis Colts finally firing Chris Ballard, these three veteran stars might have their days with the organization numbered.
The Seattle Seahawks, desperate for a true bell‑cow running back, are unlikely to trade for Indianapolis colt Jonathan Taylor despite the Colts’ recent front‑office shake‑up and a 2‑4 start. Writer argues GM John Schneider won’t sacrifice future picks and rookie Jadarian Price for a 28‑year‑old with a $20 million cap hit, especially as Seattle favors a Shanahan‑style committee rush and already has playmakers like Ken Walker. With Taylor’s contract and dead‑cap implications, the Hawks will stick to their current approach rather than splurge on a single star.
After firing GM Chris Ballard, the Indianapolis Colts face pressure to rebuild, but the article warns against a fire‑sale for 2027 first‑round picks. Despite a 2‑4 start in 2026 and a painful 26‑20 loss to the Titans, the team still has core players like QB Daniel Jones, RB Jonathan Taylor, LT Quenton Nelson, DE DeForest Buckner and CB Sauce Gardner, who shouldn’t be tossed for future draft capital. Interim GM Ed Dodds should seek disciplined, value‑based moves at the November 10 deadline rather than dismantling the roster, focusing on fixing close‑game flaws and preserving the existing foundation.
Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts are having a bad start to the season. They recently lost to the Tennessee Titans in their Week 6 matchup with a 26-20 score. The franchise has only two wins and four losses so far this season. With the team struggling on the field, they are prepared to take […] The post Colts’ Jonathan Taylor Trade Predicted to Net 2027 First-Round Pick With One Catch appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The latest buzz on the trade market, updates on Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield, what I’m hearing on the 2027 draft QB class, and more ahead of Week 7
The Indianapolis Colts are not yet ready to enter sell mode prior to the Nov. 10 trade deadline, though that could change depending on how they play over the next three games leading up to the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
Multiple NFL teams are reportedly eyeing a trade for Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, though Indianapolis has not confirmed interest. Source Stephen Holder tells ESPN that the trade chatter follows the firing of GM Chris Ballard on Oct. 23 and interim GM Ed Doubs' links to Seattle’s front office. Taylor, 27, is under a two‑year, $44 million extension and leads the league with 89.9 rushing yards per game (492 yards, 7 TDs on 122 carries) after six weeks. The Colts sit 2‑4, and upcoming games vs. Minnesota, Jacksonville and Dallas could dictate whether they move Taylor, DeForest Buckner, or even Quenton Nelson before the Nov. 10 deadline.
The shared history of Minnesota Vikings GM Nolan Teasley's and the Indianapolis Colts' new front office leader could end up leading to a trade.
The Indianapolis Colts keep getting poor Daniel Jones performances, which should force the coaching staff to reconsider who they lean on more.
Two NFC teams have emerged as potential trade partners.
The numbers don't look promising for the Indianapolis Colts' trip to play the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7. This is what you need to know.
TreVeyon Henderson's apparent struggles could push the Patriots to make a call to the Colts about their superstar running back.
Titans head coach Robert Saleh says cornerback Alontae Taylor, who was a healthy scratch in the 26‑20 win over Indianapolis, is now being worked into slot nickel duties ahead of the home game against the Cleveland Browns. Saleh praised Taylor’s energy after the benching and wants to see how his "fastball" translates in the nickel, noting the player excels as a disruptive slot defender while his outside play has been uneven. With Tennessee’s defense posting six sacks and two interceptions against the Colts, the move could spark back‑to‑back victories this season.
CARMEL, Ind. — Indianapolis Colts backup quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. has been officially charged with misdemeanor possession of The post Waste of a No. 4 Pick? Anthony Richardson Charged with Marijuana Possession as Career Hits New Low appeared first on We Never Stop .
The Vikings and Colts each released their final injury reports ahead of Sunday’s showdown at U.S. Bank Stadium. Minnesota lists only starter Jordan Mason (RB, thumb) as questionable, but he’s expected to play, while Christian Darrisaw (LT) and Harrison Smith (S) sit out their scheduled rest days. Indianapolis faces deeper woes: starting cornerback Sauce Gardner (CB, calf) and tight end Tyler Warren (TE, groin) are out, plus WR Anthony Gould (concussion) and several others are questionable, including LB Bryce Boettcher and backup C.J. Allen. The Colts also added a punter as a precaution, with Rigoberto Sanchez listed as questionable.
The unbeaten 5‑0 Vikings head into Week 7 at home against a 2‑4 Colts after a bye, but their roster still wrestles with injuries. Running back Jordan Mason, back from a hand/thumb surgery, remains a game‑time question as he awaits activation from IR. Left guard 2025 first‑round pick Donovan Jackson is out for the season after knee meniscus surgery. Offensive tackle Christian Darrisaw and TE T.J. Hockenson clear concussion protocols, while Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Brian O’Neill, James Pierre and Charles Demmings have practiced fully. The Vikings hope Mason’s return will boost the offense against Indianapolis.
Coach Shane Steichen’s Indianapolis Colts are 2-4, two games behind the Jaguars in the AFC South and facing bad Tyler Warren and Sauce Gardner injury news ahead of Week 7 in Minnesota. The Colts have taken a wait-and-see approach on the team so far with Daniel Jones struggling and Anthony Richardson making news on a […] The post Colts rumors: Ian Rapoport breaks down Indy’s plans with trade deadline looming appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Minnesota Vikings made a roster move at running back Friday afternoon, two days before hosting the Indianapolis Colts.
Colts Colts G Quenton Nelson has come up as a trade candidate following the firing of GM Chris Ballard. Nelson said he isn’t paying attention to rumors and is focused on playing well. “I have no questions,” Nelson said, via Joel Erickson of the Indianapolis Star. “I leave that up to God, and I’m just […] The post AFC Notes: Quenton Nelson, Sauce Gardner, Carnell Tate, Colts, Titans appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Colts drop key players for Week 7 against the Vikings. Cornerback Sauce Gardner (rib injury) is out, likely pushing Cam Taylor‑Britt into the outside spot. Tight end Tyler Warren (groin) also sits, expanding snaps for Mo Alie‑Cox, Drew Ogletree and Will Mallory. Linebacker CJ Allen (ankle) and fellow LB Bryce Boettcher (groin) are listed questionable, with Allen expected to miss the game and a possible call‑up of Germaine Pratt. Punter Rigoberto Sanchez (foot) is doubtful, which could see practice‑squad punter Thomas Moorstead promoted. The report outlines the Colts' depth challenges heading into the Minnesota matchup on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2026.
The Indianapolis Colts have dismissed GM Chris Ballard after a humiliating 0‑7 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 18, 2026, ending a tumultuous six‑year tenure marked by missed playoffs, coaching chaos and owner Jim Irsay’s health concerns. Co‑owner Carlie Irsay‑Gordon signals a fresh start, urging the team—coach Shane Steichen, QB Daniel Jones and the roster—to prove they can still compete this season. While speculation of a massive “firesale” looms, the article argues the Colts could leverage the shake‑up to spark a fight rather than surrender, positioning the upcoming Sunday game as a potential turning point.
Unpacking the clash over Hurts’ medical handling and his support for the Eagles’ messaging. Plus, Chris Ballard’s exit from the Colts and Shane Steichen’s future.
In this week’s NFL Blue Book radio roundup, Charles Robinson breaks down the fallout from Sam LaPorta’s situation, Jordan Elliott’s firearm incident, and Jonathan Taylor’s impact on the Browns. He joins Robby & Rexrode in Nashville to discuss multiple league‑wide stories, then heads to Cleveland with Baskin and Phelps to evaluate the jittery 2027 quarterback class amid a turbulent college season. The episode offers the latest on these hot topics and their implications for upcoming games.