This paper has been printing the Colts sale as a weighing, not a close. [1] Friday has no closed deal in fetched copy. A weighing is not a sold franchise. Silence from the league office is not a transfer. Print weighing. Do not print sold. Leave a named close to the edition that owns a close.

No Friday purchase agreement is in league copy, so weighing remains the Colts word and silence is not a transfer.
A weighing is still a weighing. Friday recap that treats league silence as a sold Colts is a feed, not a close.
No NFL transfer memo is in Friday's league stack.
Quiet Fridays hold sellers' prices; the price holds. Friday's quiet holds it.

Weighing is what sellers do while buyers arrange financing; both sides stay quiet by interest. Silence favors the seller's price. Friday's quiet holds it.

Arranged financing takes weekends; Friday's arranging is quiet. Quiet arrangements hold. Prices wait on paper.

Paper-waiting prices wait; Friday's wait. Waiting is the update. Weekends arrange.

Weekends arrange financing; Friday's quiet favors the seller's price. Both sides stay quiet by interest. Weighing continues.

Indianapolis's franchise is still being weighed, not sold, on Friday. The league office sent no purchase agreement and no transfer memo. Quiet serves the seller's asking price. This desk refuses a closed deal on Friday paper.
Friday's Colts file is still being weighed. No purchase agreement, no transfer memo. Quiet serves the asking price.

Friday named no purchase agreement. Friday's Colts file is still being weighed. Quiet serves the asking price.

Friday's Colts file named no purchase agreement. No transfer memo landed Friday. Quiet still serves the asking price.

-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos