The New York Jets made one of the most surprising mid-season trades you're going to see earlier in the week as they dealt All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to th

New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson spoke to reporters for the first time since the blockbuster Sauce Gardner trade.

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Colts' owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon had a brief message for GM Chris Ballard before making the trade for Sauce Gardner.

The Indianapolis Colts nearly swung a trade with the New York Giants before landing Sauce Gardner at the NFL trade deadline.

Even though the Sauce Gardner trade from the New York Jets to the Indianapolis Colts went down on Tuesday, the seeds for it were reportedly planted a few weeks ago.

The Indianapolis Colts sent shockwaves throughout the NFL after adding superstar cornerback Sauce Gardner by way of two first-round draft picks and second-year wide receiver AD Mitchell. While the Colts’ cornerback room is the biggest benefactor of such acquisition,

The Indianapolis Colts have acquired cornerback Sauce Gardner, signaling a shift towards a more aggressive, man-to-man defensive strategy. Gardner, a two-time All-Pro, is expected to form a lockdown cornerback duo with Charvarius Ward once Ward returns from injury.

Now that the trading frenzy has passed, a former scout evaluates how these players will fit in with their new teams.

Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner has been ruled out with a neck injury after he did not practice on Wednesday and Thursday. He will not travel with the team to Berlin. In nine games this season, Buckner has recorded 42 total tackles with nine tackles for loss, 13 QB hits, and 4.0 sacks.

Sauce Gardner didn't expect the call from Jets GM Darren Mougey on Tuesday. But the All-Pro CB is energized by chance to compete for a championship