Overview
- Late Sunday night reports from Denver outlets said the Broncos are aggressively pursuing Jonathan Taylor and that a trade could happen imminently, though no transaction has been confirmed.
- Multiple national reporters say the Colts are open to moving Taylor and that Indianapolis’s asking price resembles the Christian McCaffrey benchmark of multiple picks including a second‑rounder.
- Teams believed to have expressed interest include the Broncos, Packers, Vikings, Giants and Seahawks, creating a multi‑team market that could push the deadline timing.
- Denver’s reported pursuit is driven by injuries and inconsistent play in its backfield, but the club’s rookie Jonah Coleman and JK Dobbins also complicate how the roster would change if Taylor arrives.
- The next step is negotiations ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline, with several outlets noting any deal is likely to be completed before Week 9 so an acquiring team can integrate Taylor into practice.