Colts rumors: Indy doesn’t want to trade Jonathan Taylor, but teams will call anyway
The Indianapolis Colts are facing a big decision ahead of the upcoming NFL trade deadline. Indianapolis is just 2-5 overall and could look to trade some notable players before the deadline. The biggest question is whether or not they will trade star running back Jonathan Taylor . NFL insider Adam Schefter recently provided the latest update on the […] The post Colts rumors: Indy doesn’t want to…
The Indianapolis Colts are deliberating over a significant decision as the NFL trade deadline approaches. The franchise finds itself at 2-5 overall, and they may consider trading some of their key players. Jonathan Taylor, their star running back, is the primary focus of speculation. NFL insider Adam Schefter, speaking on The Pat McAfee Show, stated that the team's owner "doesn't want to trade Jonathan Taylor."
Schefter further added that he believes the Colts will not trade Taylor, but other teams might still try to engage in conversations with the Colts regarding the running back. Taylor, who is under contract through 2028, leads the league with eight touchdowns this season and has accumulated 587 rushing yards. Given his impressive performance, it is evident that any potential trade would attract considerable interest.
The Colts are not compelled to trade Taylor, but they might still receive inquiries from interested parties. The 2026 NFL trade deadline is set for Tuesday, November 10.
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