My take on the trade when it was made was that it would be a lose-lose. The Colts gave up too much and weren't really ready to go all-in, particularly with a less than absolute stud at QB. They're going to be stuck with Jones and the league is figuring out how to stop Jones' game -- even now that he's on a professional franchise for once. The Jets have a terrible track record drafting and it's unlikely the two players they draft will include even one remotely as good as Gardner.
OK, I see what Epenesa did. If the Steelers had the third and eleven, they would have punted, and then no INT. Sneaky smart, AJ. (Sorry Einstein, you posted the same thing first.)