The Buffalo Bills agree to trade offensive lineman Sedrick Van Pran-Granger to the Indianapolis Colts. Multiple reports describe the move as an August trade, with the Colts adding to their offensive line on a scheduled timeline described as Sunday.

The Athletic reports the deal includes a draft-pick swap, framing the trade as a response to Van Pran-Granger not making enough progress in his third season to win the backup center job. Yahoo Sports outlets focus more directly on the roster change, describing Van Pran-Granger as a backup offensive line player being sent to the Colts.

Overall, outlets are aligned that a trade between the Bills and Colts sends Van Pran-Granger to Indianapolis, while they differ mainly in emphasis—some highlight the immediate team roster impact, and at least one describes the underlying draft-pick trade element and the Bills’ assessment of his role going into the season.