Jones and running back Jonathan Taylor has led this offense to new heights. Heading into Week 7, Indianapolis leads the NFL in team points with 194, ahead of the Detroit Lions (191) and Dallas Cowboys (178).

The NFL appears to be more aggressive than ever in trading players; we typically don’t see any serious conversations until the deadline, but this time around, we are seeing Cowboys trade targets emerge in mid-October.

Clawson: Sell. Taylor has the fifth-highest rushing average (90.2 yards per game) in NFL history behind Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Terrell Davis and Eric Dickerson. He's still not the best RB in the NFL, despite that mind-blowing fact and even with his fast start, coupled with the slow starts from Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry.

A number of teams would naturally bid for Trey Hendrickson if he becomes available for trade. Read PFR for more.

A high-octane offense has Indianapolis off to their best NFL start since 2009, but quarterback Daniel Jones says early accolades don't mean much and the Colts remain "hungry" as they head into a Sunday showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers.