Last year, when the Indianapolis Colts appeared on a fast track to the Super Bowl, then-general manager Chris Ballard executed a blockbuster trade. He sent Indy's 2026 and 2027 first-rounders to the New York Jets for All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner.
The main NFL insider has revealed that even he is starting to get surprised by some of the news coming through regarding Jonathan Taylor maybe moving on from the Indianapolis Colts.
Recent stories suggested that the Minnesota Vikings could at least consider making a move to land Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones before the NFL trade deadline arrives at 4:00 p.m.
While speaking with reporters on Thursday, Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor declined to say whether or not he wants to land with a team that has a winning record before the NFL trade deadline arrives at 4:00 p.m.
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Jonathan Taylor watched the Indianapolis Colts trade left guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner hours apart. He probably caught glimpse of a team social media post that was hyping up rookie running back Seth McGowan on that same day.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Colts QB Anthony Richardson appeared in 14 snaps of their Week 8 loss to the Jaguars, marking the first time he’s played since suffering an eye injury in 2025.
Daniel Jones is not letting the growing speculation about his starting job change his approach heading into the Indianapolis Colts’ matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.
The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday, November 10, at 4 PM ET, and the market is already moving. The Bears landed Jeffery Simmons, the Colts sold off Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and the Ravens just added quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
Phones at the Colts’ complex on West 56th Street have been ringing all week, and Indianapolis is in no hurry to pick them up. Interim general manager Ed
The Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys released their latest injury reports Thursday ahead of Sunday's matchup in Indianapolis. While the Colts received some encouraging news regarding several potential returnees, Dallas is dealing with significant questions at tight end and in the secondary.
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It remains unclear whether the Indianapolis Colts will trade Jonathan Taylor, but the running back sounded open to the idea on Thursday. The Colts running back was asked Thursday whether he had asked the organization for a trade in light of what appears to be a full rebuild.
The Indianapolis Colts are 2-6, fresh off a 42-7 beatdown in Jacksonville, and five days away from the NFL trade deadline. So, instead of thinking about the fire currently burning through this franchise, let's take our minds somewhere else for a minute.
The Dallas Cowboys have little room for another disappointing performance as they prepare for a Week 9 road matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. Dallas is coming off a frustrating overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals, surrendering a 10-point fourth-quarter lead after appearing to have control of the game.
Jonathan Taylor doesn't know what next week might bring as trade rumors connect the Indianapolis Colts All-Pro running back with multiple teams. The Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants are among teams reported to be hot on Taylor's trail.
Offering his perspective on the trade speculation surrounding his future, Josh Downs addressed the growing uncertainty with the Indianapolis Colts. Despite the reported request to leave, the wide receiver remains with the organization as the NFL trade deadline approaches, leaving questions about how the situation will ultimately unfold.
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Arguably the most-discussed football-related story of the week has been whether or not a 2-6 Colts team in the middle of a fire sale will part ways with Taylor before the NFL trade deadline arrives at 4:00 p.m. ET on Nov. 10.
The Colts’ biggest risk at the November 10 deadline is selling Jonathan Taylor, Josh Downs and Daniel Jones at a discount just to look busy. A rebuild needs draft capital, and a rushed trade for less than the market will pay defeats that purpose.
Will Taylor and/or Downs remain with the Colts past the trade deadline?
More than 6 1/2 years ago, the 49ers made a seminal choice on their defensive line. Extension talks with DeForest Buckner had begun, but the team instead traded the All-Pro defensive tackle to the Colts for a first-round pick.
Already dealing away line cornerstones in Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, the Colts are expected to make more moves before the November 10 deadline.
Some wondered whether the Indianapolis Colts could sit star running back Jonathan Taylor when the 2-6 Colts host the 3-5 Dallas Cowboys this coming Sunday to keep Taylor healthy for a potential trade.
The 2-6 Colts are in the middle of a fire sale and could part ways with Jones before the trade deadline arrives at 4:00 p.m. ET on Nov. 10.
Adetomiwa Adebawore has had a strong fourth season with the Indianapolis Colts.
Steichen explained why Jones will start in Week 9 for the Colts.
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