Colts facing major roster decisions
The Indianapolis Colts are dealing with major changes after firing general manager Chris Ballard on Monday. Ballard spent 10 seasons with the franchise and was in the final year of his contract. His dismissal followed a home loss to the Tennessee Titans where the team blew a 13 point lead. With the team sitting at a 2-4 record, many around the league expect teams to test the front office on potential deals before the November 10 trade deadline.
Players brush off exit rumors
Running back Jonathan Taylor leads active players with 89.9 rushing yards per game. He has 492 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in six games this season. When asked about potential trade interest, Taylor stated that he has not given any thought to his future. He added that looking past upcoming opponents would be a disservice to his teammates. Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and guard Quenton Nelson are also drawing interest from other clubs. Buckner noted that trade speculation is just a distraction right now.
Tough schedule ahead for Indianapolis
The franchise faces a difficult stretch with games against Minnesota and Jacksonville, teams that hold a combined 9-2 record. Owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon put the front office and coaching staff on notice that progress was expected following last season. Significant organizational changes could follow once a new general manager is hired. For now, the players are focused on the field while the front office plots its next moves.
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