4 wide receivers the Colts should pursue at the NFL trade deadline

The Indianapolis Colts are in the thick of the race in the AFC South despite multiple injuries to key wide receivers thus far.

Colts second round pick Michael Pittman Jr. is out indefinitely with a calf injury which required surgery. The Colts were excited to grab Pittman Jr. in the draft, but they move on without him for the foreseeable future.

The Colts are also without their 2019 second round pick, receiver Parris Campbell. In September, Campbell underwent knee surgery and, like Pittman, is out indefinitely.

Indianapolis committed $25 million to Philip Rivers this season in an effort to contend in the post-Andrew Luck era. With multiple injuries to their young receivers, the Colts could be in the market for a receiver prior to the NFL trade deadline.

Let’s take a look at four receivers the Colts could target at the trade deadline.

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