Overview
- Sources reported Sunday that the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings have pondered or are expected to consider offers for Jonathan Taylor.
- The Colts have not declared Taylor available and plan to use results from games against Minnesota, Jacksonville and Dallas to decide whether to sell before the Nov. 10 deadline.
- Taylor signed a two‑year, $44 million extension this offseason, which makes a trade possible but creates meaningful 2027–28 salary and cap obligations for any acquiring team.
- Owner Irsay‑Gordon is said to view Taylor as a cornerstone and would seek premium draft picks in return, a stance shaped by Indianapolis lacking its 2027 first‑round pick.
- Public attention rose after a viral social post by Taylor’s wife and Taylor’s own measured response, but he has emphasized staying focused while the franchise completes its short evaluation.