Vontae Davis Reportedly Subject of Trade Talks Between Colts, Multiple Teams

The Indianapolis Colts have received calls from at least two teams regarding a trade for cornerback Vontae Davis ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline. 

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the news but did not name the teams that inquired about Davis' availability. 

Davis, 29, is set to become an unrestricted free agent after this season. He has recorded 17 tackles without an interception in 2017. 

A two-time Pro Bowler, Davis has made just one interception in his last 18 games but remains a largely solid corner. He missed the first month of the season due to a groin injury.

The Colts might want to consider trading Davis, due in large part to their dreary outlook for the remainder of the season. They are 2-5 entering Sunday's game at Cincinnati, and with Andrew Luck once again shut down due to his ongoing recovery for shoulder surgery, have no real shot of bouncing back and returning to the playoffs.

Nothing would stop Davis from returning to Indianapolis this offseason if the two sides wanted a reunion. If a team wants a short-term rental for the second half and a postseason run, there's no real harm in unloading Davis and adding a late-round draft pick.