Despite the return of rookie running back Jonah Coleman, the Denver Broncos are keeping one eye on the NFL trade market 11 days ahead of the deadline. The Indianapolis Colts' fire sale is on; they've already dealt away All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson and Pro Bowl defensive lineman DeForest Buckner.
Jonathan Taylor will line up in Jacksonville on Sunday without the guard who has blocked for him since 2020. The Indianapolis Colts traded Quenton Nelson to Seattle on Tuesday, and Taylor’s first assignment without him is Foyesade Oluokun and one of the league’s stingiest run defenses.
With the Colts trading away veteran G Quenton Nelson and DT DeForest Buckner, the focus has shifted to star RB Jonathan Taylor and whether he could be next to be moved before the deadline. Albert Breer of SI reports that the Colts are “less likely” to trade Taylor at this point and it would take a “significant haul” to part ways with him.
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For a piece published on Friday, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated hinted that Jonathan Taylor is "less likely" to be traded than are some other Colts players this fall.
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The Denver Broncos are keeping an eye on the Indianapolis Colts’ situation with running back Jonathan Taylor as the November 10 NFL trade deadline approaches.
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor said Thursday he hasn’t requested a trade and still wants to be in Indianapolis, but the sell-off that started this week leaves his future with a front office that has until the Nov.
The Indianapolis Colts entered the season hoping to find their way back into contention, but somewhere along the way, they seem to have lost the map. The Colts are sitting on a 2-5 record, including a three-game losing streak, heading into their face-off against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
As Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline approaches, big names remain in play and could be moved after Week 8 action. The reeling Indianapolis Colts reportedly are weighing a possible trade of star running back Jonathan Taylor.
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The Indianapolis Colts are maintaining a very high asking price for running back Jonathan Taylor, according to a report. The Colts are asking teams for a first-round pick from other teams in exchange for Taylor, according to NFL reporter Tony Pauline.
Per Tony Pauline, the Colts are said to be looking for a first-round pick to trade RB Jonathan Taylor. Pauline feels Taylor’s value is closer to what Christian McCaffrey was traded for, which was a second, third, fourth and fifth-round pick back in 2022.
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor told reporters Thursday that he has not requested a trade. The question arose after the Colts made two major trades Tuesday, dealing eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks and three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the San Francisco 49ers.
The Minnesota Vikings might have to look elsewhere for help at running back before the trade deadline hits. Even with a hot 6-0 start, the team has real questions in the backfield after Aaron Jones Sr.
The Bengals need to take advantage of the Colts' fire sale. Indianapolis is dumping talented players left and right this week following trades to send out stars like guard Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner.
While Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor has not officially asked for a change of scenery, rumors continue to suggest that he will be made part of the Colts' apparent fire sale.
Are the Colts simply trying to drive up Taylor's value?
On Tuesday, the Colts announced themselves as sellers ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline, sending defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the San Francisco 49ers and guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks.
The Colts traded eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson and three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle DeForest Buckner on Tuesday.
Indianapolis Colts owner Carlie-Irsay Gordon reportedly "doesn't want to trade" star running back Jonathan Taylor. His wife, Ayanna, isn't completely sold on that.
The Indianapolis Colts may have started a major sell-off, but that does not automatically mean Jonathan Taylor will be a part of it. In an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that Colts ownership, led by Carlie Irsay-Gordon, does not want to trade Taylor at the moment.
The NFL trade deadline (Nov. 10, 4 p.m. ET) is approaching quickly, so other dominoes could soon begin to fall
Taylor's future in Indianapolis has generated speculation amid a disappointing season for the Colts that has prompted the firing of their general manager and a trade of a key piece.
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