Daniel Jones 'Not Happy' Colts Traded Keenan Allen, Josh Downs and More In NFL Deadline Fire Sale

The Indianapolis Colts are going to look much different when they take the field for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins than they did at the start of the season after a number of trades, and quarterback Daniel Jones isn't thrilled about the situation.

"I mean, honestly, you're not not happy to see it, right?" Jones told reporters (h/t Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk). "You're a player and you're going out there competing and doing everything you can to win games. So you're not happy to see a lot of those decisions, and—but like I said, it's outside of our control, and our job is to play, be prepared, and play well. So, like I said, we got a lot of trust in the guys coming into those spots, and we'll be ready to go."

Indianapolis traded wide receivers Keenan Allen and Josh Downs, as well as defensive lineman DeForest Buckner and offensive lineman Quenton Nelson. Allen and Downs were two of Jones' top targets in the aerial attack, while Nelson was a key part in the protection up front.

Yet the Colts didn't end up trading running back Jonathan Taylor despite plenty of speculation they would, so Jones can at least still rely on his backfield mate and one of the best playmakers in the league to help lead the offense.

It has been a season to forget in Indianapolis, as it fell to 2-7 with Sunday's loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

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Jones has struggled as well with six touchdown passes to 10 interceptions after largely playing well last season with 19 touchdown passes to just eight interceptions.

Losing the team's best offensive lineman and two of its top wide receivers won't make life easier for Jones, so it would be anything but a surprise if he continues to struggle from a statistical standpoint.

The Colts are in rebuilding mode at this point, but the immediate future doesn't look great for the quarterback or his teammates.