The trade sent a strong signal to the Colts’ locker room that management is doing all it can to contend right now. The move rewarded Quenton Nelson, Grover Stewart, DeForest Buckner, Michael Pittman, Kenny Moore, Zaire Franklin, Braden Smith, Jonathan Taylor and everyone else who lived through some of the franchise’s darker days.

ESPN star and Jets mega-fan Mike Greenberg unsurprisingly had a lot to say while the Jets' fire sale was going down early Tuesday afternoon. Holding a glass half full, he insisted that the Gardner deal to the Colts was a "fabulous trade" that will do more good than harm for New York in the long run.

New Indianapolis cornerback Sauce Gardner (concussion) and receiver Michael Pittman (glute) are both off the injury report and are set to play in Week 10. Gardner was a full participant on all three injury reports this week. Pittman was a non-participant on Wednesday. But he was listed as full on both Thursday and Friday.

As you'd imagine, ESPN's Mike Greenberg had something to say about the New York Jets making a pair of blockbuster trades before Tuesday's deadline. The Jets sent shockwaves through the NFL this afternoon when they traded All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for two first-round

Two Democratic delegates have officially announced their intentions to run for Virginia Lt. Governor-elect Ghazala Hashmi's senate seat once she resigns to focus on her new role.