Colts Eye Trade Targets Amid Offseason Overhaul

The Indianapolis Colts have strengthened their secondary this offseason by signing safety Cam Bynum and cornerback Charvarius Ward, though Bynum's contract has been debated among analysts. Despite these additions, the Colts are still pursuing further upgrades and have been linked to a possible, but unlikely, trade for Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander due to his contract and injury history. On offense, the Colts are considering a trade for Ravens tight end Mark Andrews to address their lackluster production at the position, factoring in his performance and contract. The Cincinnati Bengals have solidified their offensive core by retaining Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase but have allowed defensive end Trey Hendrickson to seek a trade, making the Colts a potential fit as they look to improve their pass rush after losing several front-seven defenders. These potential moves indicate the Colts' urgent efforts to bolster their roster amid rising expectations. The activity also highlights a wider trend of AFC teams reevaluating rosters ahead of the draft and new season.