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The Colts have ruled out cornerback Sauce Gardner due to a calf injury, as he was seen in a walking boot after limping during the game against the Texans, who currently lead 3-0. Gardner, who was traded from the Jets, was injured while covering a tight end and is now sidelined with a non-contact injury.
The Jets' trade of Sauce Gardner to the Colts has opened an opportunity for rookie Azareyeh Thomas to become a starting cornerback, with Thomas expressing both excitement and a desire to improve after his second start, despite some mistakes. He learned a lot from Gardner and is embracing the next-man-up mentality as he steps into the role.
Sauce Gardner, recently traded from the Jets to the Colts, surprised fans by gifting jerseys and footballs to two young brothers who reacted emotionally to his departure, highlighting his heartfelt connection with fans despite the trade.
Colts' owner Carli Irsay-Gordon played a crucial role in the trade that brought star cornerback Sauce Gardner to the team, advising GM Chris Ballard on making a long-term fix rather than a quick Band-Aid, leading to a significant franchise-altering move.
Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner was traded to the Colts in a surprising move, receiving two first-round picks and a receiver in return, despite recently signing a major extension with the Jets. Gardner expressed mixed feelings about the trade, highlighting his excitement to join his former college teammate and acknowledging the business nature of the sport.
Jets GM Darren Mougey showed class by requesting Colts to delay announcing the Sauce Gardner trade until after Nick Mangold's funeral, demonstrating respect for the Jets legend amid a busy trade deadline and ongoing team rebuild.
Sauce Gardner has cleared concussion protocol and is expected to play for the Colts against the Falcons in Berlin, after being acquired from the Jets in a trade, bolstering the Colts' secondary.
Sauce Gardner expressed his desire to win and was pleased with his trade from the Jets to the Colts, citing the team's fit, proximity to his hometown, and personal preferences. He is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Falcons after clearing concussion protocols.
Daniel Jones commented on the Colts' trade for Sauce Gardner, highlighting the team's strong belief in their potential this season, which boosts player confidence and signals trust in Jones beyond this year, despite limited future draft picks.
The Indianapolis Colts acquired star cornerback Sauce Gardner from the Jets for two first-round picks and aim to have him play in the upcoming game in Berlin, energizing the team as they pursue a Super Bowl run this season.
The Jets, struggling with a 1-7 start and a long playoff drought, traded key players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams for draft picks, signaling a rebuild. Coach Aaron Glenn expressed hope that the team will eventually make fans proud, emphasizing ongoing effort despite current challenges. The team’s next game is against the Browns, with future prospects now a focus for observers.
The Indianapolis Colts traded for cornerback Sauce Gardner, with head coach Shane Steichen expressing excitement about his addition, highlighting Gardner's impressive resume and potential impact on the team. Gardner, currently in concussion protocol, is expected to practice and possibly play in the upcoming game against the Falcons.
The Jets made Sauce Gardner the highest-paid cornerback with a contract designed to be easily tradeable, reflecting the NFL's business-oriented approach where players are viewed as replaceable parts of a team machine, capable of being traded for value if the circumstances align.
The New York Jets traded key players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams for multiple first-round picks, signaling a rebuild despite GM Darren Mougey's insistence that it's not a teardown. The moves aim to build for the future while maintaining a focus on winning in the short term, with the Jets now looking toward the draft and the rest of the 2025 season.
The Jets traded star cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Colts for two first-round picks and a returning wide receiver, Adonai Mitchell, marking a significant and surprising move in NFL trade history, driven by the Jets' rebuild and the Colts' need to bolster their secondary.