Sitting at 2-4 and following the firing of general manager Chris Ballard, the Indianapolis Colts look like a team about to be major sellers at the NFL trade deadline.

There's still a question of whether this team will sell or not, especially since they could still win a few games and be right back in contention in the AFC South. But if they falter these next few weeks, a sell-off is likely.

Instead, the question might be: How far do the Colts go in their sell-off? Tom Pelissero of The Ringer revealed that the expected plan for the Colts, if they sell, is that no player will be "off-limits" in trade talks, which is quite a significant update for the Colts.

No player is 'off-limits' for Colts trade deadline plans

"The Colts have received strong trade interest in Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and no player is expected to be off-limits -- if they decide to sell before the Nov. 10 deadline," Pelissero reports.

While there's been speculation that the Colts would be sellers, and it's still not a guarantee, this update from Pelissero reveals that the team could be the biggest sellers in the NFL this November.

If they fall below 2-4 and win one or fewer games over the next three weeks before the trade deadline, a fire sale might be in store.

Quenton Nelson at offensive guard and DeForest Buckner along the defensive line are two rentals that could draw significant interest and fetch a solid price as well.

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Wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs are names to watch as well, as both are set to hit free agency and could be dealt now to avoid playing the compensatory pick game.

Any player not signed to a multi-year deal could be expendable. But even someone like Jonathan Taylor could be on the move this Fall.

While he's maybe the least-likely player to be moved of those that actually have a chance of being traded, Taylor is a name to watch, with some contenders likely to show interest in the superstar running back.

Tyler Warren and their other recent draft picks, along with Daniel Jones and Sauce Gardner, might not be traded with the Colts.

But based on Pelissero's report, just about every player on this team, maybe even kicker Spencer Shrader, could be on the move. It might be a busy trade deadline for the Colts and Carlie Irsay-Gordon, as a ton of players might be on the move very soon.

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