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In Indianapolis, the Colts are making moves on the practice squad, elevating defensive end Carl Lawson and cornerback Johnathan Edwards to the active roster. Both players bring depth the team needs heading into a critical stretch, and the front office is clearly signaling they want every available weapon on deck.
Meanwhile, the Jonathan Taylor situation is heating up. Indianapolis reportedly turned down a trade offer for their star running back, and that rejection speaks volumes about the asking price. The Colts aren't moving Taylor for anything short of a premium haul, so any team wanting him better be ready to empty the cabinet and then some.
Across the Atlantic, Manchester United are licking their wounds after a two-nothing defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and the story centers on Lisandro Martinez. His red card came in what's being called eighty-three inexplicable seconds that swung the match completely, leaving manager Michael Carrick without answers and United supporters without patience. Estevao Willian dazzled on his return for Chelsea, making the whole evening look even more one-sided than the scoreline suggests.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
