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With the Indianapolis Colts finally firing Chris Ballard, these three veteran stars might have their days with the organization numbered.

Following the firing of general manager Chris Ballard, writer Ernesto Cova argues that the Indianapolis Colts could move towards a rebuild and become sellers ahead of the November 10 NFL trade deadline. The article identifies defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, wide receiver Josh Downs, and offensive guard Quenton Nelson as three prominent players who could potentially be placed on the trade block.
Cova suggests that trading Nelson offers the Colts their best opportunity to secure a first-round draft pick before he hits free agency. Meanwhile, Buckner could potentially return a Day 2 draft selection despite his age, and Downs could attract a fourth-round pick from teams seeking a slot specialist.
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