Jonathan Taylor Says He's 'Grateful' for Time in Indy After What Could Be His Last Game with Colts
Multiple teams have called on Jonathan Taylor as the Colts weigh a rebuild and have already traded two veteran pillars.
- The Indianapolis Colts have received calls from multiple teams inquiring about trading quarterback Daniel Jones ahead of Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET NFL trade deadline, according to league sources told ESPN and NFL Network.
- Embracing a rebuild, Indianapolis has already traded All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson and All-Pro defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, while Jones has struggled this season with nine interceptions and five touchdowns through eight games.
- Jones signed a two-year, $88 million contract extension in March 2026, and trading him would allow the Colts to clear cap space while acquiring draft capital and reducing financial risk.
- The Minnesota Vikings remain a speculated landing spot given Jones' familiarity with head coach Kevin O'Connell from their 2024 time together, though the Baltimore Ravens exited the sweepstakes after acquiring quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
- A $10.51 million injury guarantee for 2027 becomes fully guaranteed on March 15 if Jones remains on the Colts roster, potentially forcing a benching if Indianapolis falls out of playoff contention.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor was warming up Sunday when the two large stadium video boards began showing a montage of his highlights. It wasn’t necessarily a send-off, but after weeks of speculation
Jonathan Taylor says he's 'grateful' for time in Indy after what could be his last game with Colts
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor was warming up Sunday when the two large stadium video boards began showing a montage of his highlights.
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