Trey Sermon struggled last season, managing just 88 carries while averaging under four yards per attempt. The Colts are looking for better production from him this offseason.

Trey Sermon's underwhelming performance led to his release, indicating the Colts' need for more effective backup production, further emphasizing the necessity for additional options in the draft.

Trey Sermon’s limited carries last season are a concern for the Colts as they aim to improve their overall running game and provide more support for Taylor.

Trey Sermon has struggled to make a significant impact as a backup running back for the Colts, leading the team to consider moving on and seeking a more effective complement to Taylor.

Trey Sermon is highlighted as a potential running back addition for the Packers, providing a younger, athletic option to bolster the team's existing backfield alongside Josh Jacobs.