The Indianapolis Colts<\/strong> have received calls from multiple teams about quarterback Daniel Jones<\/strong> and have engaged in trade discussions, according to ESPN<\/a>. The conversations come as the NFL\u2019s Tuesday trade deadline approaches. The reports do not indicate that Indianapolis has decided to move Jones or provide potential trade terms.<\/p>\n The Colts are among several teams weighing trade offers, ESPN reports. Running back Jonathan Taylor<\/strong> has also figured in deadline speculation, but the supplied reports provide no details about any potential offer for him.<\/p>\n The Denver Broncos<\/strong> are looking for help at tight end and asked the Arizona Cardinals<\/strong> about Trey McBride<\/strong>, according to ProFootballTalk<\/a>. Arizona rebuffed the inquiry and made clear it has no intention of trading the tight end. The report does not identify another target or say whether Denver has advanced talks elsewhere.<\/p>\n The Baltimore Ravens<\/strong> are not expected to trade running back Derrick Henry<\/strong> before the deadline, according to ESPN<\/a>. That report puts a brake on speculation about a deal, though the deadline has not yet passed.<\/p>\n The Minnesota Vikings<\/strong> could consider a quarterback trade if they lose to the Buffalo Bills<\/strong> on Monday night, ProFootballTalk reports. The possibility is conditional and speculative; the report does not identify a target or describe active negotiations.<\/p>\n Brandon Aiyuk<\/strong> met with the San Francisco 49ers<\/strong> on Friday and says he is healthy and \u201clooking to get reinstated,\u201d according to NFL.com<\/a>. The meeting did not produce a publicly announced resolution. Aiyuk\u2019s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, described the situation afterward as \u201cto be continued.\u201d<\/p>\n ESPN reported that the meeting also involved discussions about a path toward resolving the prolonged dispute between Aiyuk and the team. Those accounts leave his status unsettled: Aiyuk has said he wants reinstatement, while the sides have not announced an agreement on his future. Coach Kyle Shanahan<\/strong> said he \u201ccouldn\u2019t care less\u201d about the meeting, according to ProFootballTalk.<\/p>\n San Francisco expects defensive end Nick Bosa<\/strong> and running back Christian McCaffrey<\/strong> to return Sunday after injuries to Bosa\u2019s calf and McCaffrey\u2019s hamstring, respectively, ESPN reports. The team ruled out wide receivers Mike Evans<\/strong>, Deebo Samuel<\/strong> and Christian Kirk<\/strong> for the game against the Las Vegas Raiders<\/strong>. Evans will miss his second consecutive game because of Achilles tendinitis.<\/p>\n Newly acquired guard Quenton Nelson<\/strong> will not play for the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong> in Week 9 and is considered week-to-week with a knee injury. Coach Mike Macdonald said Nelson will undergo a minor procedure, according to NFL.com<\/a>. Seattle is also down several starters for its game against the Cardinals, including receiver Rashid Shaheed<\/strong>, defensive tackle Leonard Williams<\/strong> and edge rusher Uchenna Nwosu<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Joe Milton<\/strong> is preparing to make his first start at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles<\/strong>, NFL.com reports. Coach Nick Sirianni<\/strong> acknowledged that he misled reporters earlier in the week about the team\u2019s quarterback situation. Philadelphia expects running back Saquon Barkley<\/strong> to play but will be without receivers DeVonta Smith<\/strong> and Dontayvion Wicks<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Detroit Lions<\/strong> listed receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown<\/strong> as questionable and ruled out safety Kerby Joseph<\/strong> among five players unavailable against the Miami Dolphins<\/strong>, according to NFL.com\u2019s Week 9 injury report<\/a>. The Houston Texans<\/strong> ruled out safety Reed Blankenship<\/strong> and running back David Montgomery<\/strong> for their game against the Los Angeles Chargers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Carolina Panthers<\/strong> ruled out four players against Denver, including edge rusher Jaelan Phillips<\/strong>. Broncos safety Talanoa Hufanga<\/strong> is questionable for Sunday, while Giants running back Cam Skattebo<\/strong> is doubtful and receiver Malik Nabers<\/strong> has no injury designation, according to the league\u2019s injury report and ProFootballTalk.<\/p>\n Patrick Mahomes<\/strong> is two touchdown passes away from matching Peyton Manning<\/strong> for the most by a quarterback in his first 10 years, counting the playoffs. Manning\u2019s mark is 327; Mahomes has 325 and could surpass it Sunday, according to ProFootballTalk<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Broncos Check on Trey McBride; Ravens Expected to Keep Derrick Henry<\/h2>\n
Brandon Aiyuk Seeks Reinstatement After Meeting With 49ers<\/h2>\n
49ers Get Nick Bosa and Christian McCaffrey Back, Lose Three Receivers<\/h2>\n
Quenton Nelson to Miss Seahawks Debut With Knee Injury<\/h2>\n
Joe Milton Prepares for First Eagles Start<\/h2>\n
Week 9 Injury Updates: Lions, Texans and Panthers Rule Out Players<\/h2>\n
Patrick Mahomes Nears Peyton Manning\u2019s First-Decade Touchdown Mark<\/h2>\n