The Facts: Brissett, according to a league source, generated two recent trade offers to the Colts from other teams. Indianapolis, the source said, declined those overtures and wants to keep Brissett in-house because of his value to the franchise. The identity of the teams inquiring about Brissett's availability were not revealed.
Diehards Line:Brissett’s arrival in Indianapolis last September gave the Colts a viable alternative to the struggling Scott Tolzien during Andrew Luck’s absence. The Colts had a 4-11 record with Brissett as their starter, but his skill set was evident in spite of all the problems around him and his own deficiencies as a QB. And that is why Brissett has grabbed the attention of many around the NFL. ... The Colts have Brissett under contract for 2018 and 2019 at the modest price that comes with his status as a third-round pick still on a rookie contract. Brissett will earn $735,076 for 2018 and is scheduled to earn $890,114 in 2019. Brissett, 24, threw 13 touchdowns and seven interceptions for the Colts last season.