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Colts Among Lowest Graded Teams in NFL Week 9

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In Short: CBS Sports and TheBigLead grade the Colts among the lowest teams in Week 9.

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The Indianapolis Colts' performance in Week 9 has earned them some of the lowest grades in the NFL, according to CBS Sports and TheBigLead.

CBS Sports notes that the Colts' current record of 2-7 makes it seem reasonable to consider trading key players like Jonathan Taylor or Daniel Jones.

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The Colts' quarterback, Anthony Richardson, has struggled this season, starting a career-high 11 games but completing only 47.7% of his passes, the lowest among all NFL starters.

Meanwhile, the Colts have faced a series of disappointing losses, and their struggles have affected other wagers in the NFL.

Complex reports that Ladd McConkey, a wide receiver for the Patriots, is eligible to sign an extension at the end of the season and will be looking for a contract similar to the one Colts WR Alec Pierce landed this past offseason, which was four years, $114 million.

The Patriots have long struggled with drafting competent wide receivers, and McConkey's potential extension could be a significant move for the team.

The Patriots' upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers will be a crucial match, with both teams representing their respective conferences.

The Colts' poor performance in Week 9 has led to speculation about potential trades and the possibility of a complete overhaul of the team's roster.

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The Colts' poor performance in Week 9 has led to speculation about potential trades and the possibility of a complete overhaul of the team's roster.

The Patriots' upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers will be a crucial match, with both teams representing their respective conferences.

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CBS Sports and TheBigLead grade the Colts among the lowest teams in Week 9.

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