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This is the second part of a three-article series looking at the hypothetical trade value of three of the Colts’ biggest stars. This one is about DeForest Buckner. You can click here to read the previous one on Jonathan Taylor.…

Andrew Aziz of Stampede Blue evaluates Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner's hypothetical trade value, projecting he would be worth a 2027 fourth-round draft pick. Despite recording four sacks, eight quarterback hits, and 18 pressures through six games, Buckner's trade market value is heavily constrained by his age and contract status heading into the trade deadline.
Aziz explains that because Buckner is 32 years old and his contract voids after the 2026 season, an acquiring team would view him as a half-season rental. While comparing the situation to past trades involving Leonard Williams and Sheldon Richardson, Aziz argues that Buckner's lack of future team control and roughly $6.5 million in remaining salary drive down the potential return.
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