NFL trade deadline: Latest market outlook

Colts receive inquiries about Jones and Downs

The Colts had received calls from multiple teams asking about Jones, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport and ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Ravens had checked on the quarterback before trading for Jacoby Brissett, and the reporters also described speculation about Minnesota's interest. Those inquiries did not amount to a confirmed offer for Jones.

Jones had completed 60.4 percent of his passes for 1,542 yards, five touchdowns and nine interceptions, according to the report. Indianapolis had also told teams it received a fourth-round offer for wide receiver Josh Downs after initially seeking a third-round pick. Downs had requested a trade, with that request reported on Oct. 28.

Wide receiver Keenan Allen and defensive tackle Grover Stewart had also drawn trade interest, the report said. The Colts' discussions about running back Jonathan Taylor were described as already known.

Chargers stand firm on Mack

The Chargers had told teams they were not interested in trading 35-year-old pass rusher Khalil Mack, and Rapoport and Schefter reported he would not be moved before the deadline. Mack was in his 13th NFL season and fifth with Los Angeles, playing on a one-year contract.

The winless Chargers had also said no to calls about quarterback Justin Herbert and wide receiver Ladd McConkey, according to the same reporting.

Teams weigh needs; several players appear unavailable

Kansas City, Pittsburgh and San Francisco were identified as teams interested in acquiring a wide receiver. The 49ers were also monitoring available tight ends, while Jacksonville had been making calls about adding a defensive playmaker. The Jaguars had recently lost starting defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton and safety Eric Murray to season-ending injuries. Jacksonville had declined to trade wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. despite continued inquiries.

The Giants were looking for help at running back or defensive tackle. They had been interested in Washington defensive tackle Daron Payne before his season-ending foot injury, according to the report.

Baltimore was not expected to trade running back Derrick Henry. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Ravens had recently told Henry they did not intend to move him. Tennessee was likewise not interested in trading running back Tony Pollard, but was open to offers for wide receiver Calvin Ridley. Rapoport and Schefter reported that Ridley could be available for a late-round pick.