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The Indianapolis Colts fired general manager Chris Ballard on Monday after a 2-4 start to the 2026 season, stirring speculation that the team could engage in a fire sale before the trade deadline. Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta already…

Baltimore Beatdown writers debated whether Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta should pursue a trade with the Indianapolis Colts. Following the Colts' decision to fire general manager Chris Ballard amid a 2-4 start, the panel examined whether Baltimore should target impact veterans Quenton Nelson or DeForest Buckner before the upcoming NFL trade deadline.
Writer Nikhil Mehta suggested offering a Day 3 draft pick for Buckner as a half-season rental while arguing against Nelson's steep acquisition and extension costs. Dustin Cox also raised salary cap concerns regarding Nelson, while Zach Canter argued the Ravens should go all-in to acquire Nelson, and Kevin McNelis favored targeting Nelson to significantly reinforce the offensive line.
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