According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Colts have gotten interest in QB Daniel Jones but will table those talks until after today’s game. He reports the Ravens touched base, and there are a lot of dots to connect between the Vikings and Jones, who finished out the 2024 season in Minnesota. 
Regarding the market for RB Jonathan Taylor, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer said on Friday that the Giants, Broncos and Vikings discussed a trade, with Denver and Minnesota appearing less inclined to trade for Taylor. 
Colts WR Keenan Allen and DT Grover Stewart are among the other players drawing interest before Tuesday. (Schefter)
The Colts haven’t shown much interest in paying salary to facilitate any trades so far. (Jonathan Jones)

According to FOX Sports Jay Glazer, the Jaguars are seeking to trade for a defensive tackle before the trade deadline on Tuesday. 
ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the Jaguars will at least listen to trade offers for WR Brian Thomas Jr. after yet another game in which he wasn’t involved in the offense on Thursday. 
The Athletic’s Jonathan Jones says that while the rest of the league is convinced the Jaguars will trade Thomas, Jones has heard Jacksonville is telling people that Thomas will help them win games. 
Jones also notes the Jaguars are interested in potentially trading for a safety. 

Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer wrote in his Friday notebook that the Texans checked the price on some running back and safety options before the trade deadline. 
NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo says the Texans have gotten trade calls about DE Jadeveon Clowney, among other players. He adds that the 2-5 Texans’ Week 9 result might influence whether they make trades before the deadline, but for now they’ve turned away trade interest. 

ESPN’s Adam Schefter lists several players who won’t be traded, including Titans RB Tony Pollard.
However, he says Tennessee would move WR Calvin Ridley.
Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer wrote Friday that other teams felt like it would take at least a fourth-round pick to get Pollard out of Tennessee. As for Ridley, the sense was that a sixth-round pick would do it.