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Colts Mull Taylor Trade Amid Deadline Talks
Multiple clubs eye moves before Tuesday cutoff, with Indianapolis at the center
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Colts Face Decisions on Key Players
The Colts continue to weigh offers for Jonathan Taylor, including a second-round selection plus additional compensation. Team officials see the running back as a potential piece in any long-term plan. Interest also exists in wide receiver Josh Downs, where a fourth-round pick sits on the table after initial requests for a third-round return. Veteran Keenan Allen and defensive tackle Grover Stewart have drawn separate inquiries, though the asking price for Stewart remains elevated.
Chargers Hold Firm on Mack
Despite an 0-7 record, the Chargers have rejected all overtures for Khalil Mack. The club values his leadership and on-field impact too highly to consider moving him before the deadline. Inquiries about other roster members, including Justin Herbert and Ladd McConkey, have likewise been turned away.
Other Teams Explore Options
The Broncos checked on tight end Trey McBride but were told he is unavailable. The Commanders remain open to adding Brandon Aiyuk if internal talks align. The Giants have explored the running back and defensive tackle markets. The Jaguars continue calls for defensive help following the loss of DaVon Hamilton and have fielded interest in Brian Thomas. The Titans are listening on Calvin Ridley for a late-round selection while keeping Tony Pollard. Kansas City, Pittsburgh and San Francisco are among clubs seeking wide receiver additions, with San Francisco also scanning the tight end market.
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