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Colts RB Jonathan Taylor Plans to Stay the Course in Indianapolis Despite Turbulent Week
Taylor said he has not asked out as the Colts weigh moves before the deadline and league insiders say Indianapolis does not want to trade him.
- On Thursday, Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor denied requesting a trade amid growing speculation about his future with the team.
- The speculation intensified Tuesday after the Colts traded foundational players Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, whom Taylor called the "gold standard of the NFL."
- A three-time Pro Bowl selection, Taylor has rushed for 587 yards and 8 touchdowns through seven games this season, having signed a two-year, $44 million contract in the offseason.
- NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that Colts ownership does not want to trade the star player, with the trade deadline approaching on Tuesday, November 10.
- Taylor shifted his focus toward Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, stating his priority is "rallying these guys in the locker room" amid the roster upheaval.
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