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Report: Colts Turned Down Multiple Trade Offers for Jonathan Taylor

The Colts turned down multiple offers, including second-round picks, and kept both stars as they weigh a larger rebuild.

  • On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Indianapolis Colts retained running back Jonathan Taylor and quarterback Daniel Jones through the NFL trade deadline, declining multiple offers that fell short of their high asking price.
  • Indianapolis entered the deadline with a 2-7 record after already trading veterans Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner; the team opted to keep Taylor and Jones as potential lures for future coaching hires.
  • The New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings reportedly offered at least a second-round pick for Taylor, but the Colts insisted on a "blockbuster offer" that never materialized before the 4 p.m. ET deadline.
  • Jonathan Taylor's wife, Ayanna, celebrated on TikTok with a video captioned, "Not the last 2 weeks stressing us out & the NFL trade deadline is finally over!!" signaling relief after weeks of uncertainty.
  • With the deadline passed, Taylor and Jones remain in Indianapolis for the season's stretch run; the Colts hold 10 draft picks in 2027 as they navigate a complete roster rebuild.
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Sporting News broke the news in Charlotte, United States on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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