With Jonathan Taylor off the trade market, the Colts are keeping it business as usual for Dolphins

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor addressed the media on Thursday, resuming his routine after recent speculation about his trade status. Taylor, 27, is under contract with the team through 2028 and remains the NFL's third-leading rusher from the previous season. Despite being a top player on the market, he stayed with Indianapolis in the wake of multiple significant trades.

The Colts, who fired general manager Chris Ballard and parted ways with key players Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, opted to keep Taylor to avoid a six-season playoff drought. However, the team is now facing Miami without its top two receivers, potentially giving Laquon Treadwell a chance to step up. The Colts' strategy appears to be focusing on younger players as they aim to break a five-game losing streak.