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The Indianapolis Colts keep on losing, and considering the fact that the New York Jets own their first-round draft pick, fans should be watching closely.

The Jet Press argues that New York Jets supporters should look forward to the 2027 NFL Draft because the team holds the Indianapolis Colts' 2027 first-round pick. Indianapolis acquired cornerback Sauce Gardner from New York the previous November, sending over the future draft selection. With the Colts currently struggling at 2-5 following a 16-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the writer notes that the pick could potentially land in the top 10.
Writer Charlie Baduini highlights that Indianapolis recently fired general manager Chris Ballard and may begin trading away star players before the deadline under interim general manager Ed Dodds. The writer projects that a high draft position could allow the Jets to acquire both a franchise quarterback and an elite receiving prospect.
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