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The Indianapolis Colts‘ roster is filled with players involved in trade rumors. There are the super logical guys in the last year of their contracts on a rebuilding team: Josh Downs, Grover Stewart, Keenan Allen and even kicker Spencer Shrader.…

NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport commented on rumors linking Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones to a trade with the Minnesota Vikings, stating on The Pat McAfee Show that while a midseason quarterback deal makes sense, such moves rarely happen and he is uncertain if an agreement will occur. Jones signed a two-year, $88 million contract with the Colts during the offseason.
The Vikings are currently starting Carson Wentz after benching Kyler Murray, while head coach Kevin O'Connell previously worked with Jones during a late-2024 stint in Minnesota. Heyen writes that trading Jones would allow Indianapolis to evaluate quarterbacks Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard for the future.
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