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ArticleJonathan Taylor 'proud to be' with Colts but acknowledges trade possibilityJona...Captured October 30, 2026
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Unlike Buckner and Nelson, who are in the final year of their contracts, Taylor signed a two-year, $44 million extension in August that puts him under contract through 2028. In theory, since Taylor is more than a half-year rental, he is the Colts' hottest commodity as the Nov. 10 trade deadline approaches.

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Taylor's $44M extension makes him Colts' top trade deadline asset despite denying trade request.

Despite signing a two-year, $44 million extension in August through 2028, Taylor is positioned as the Colts' 'hottest commodity' ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline because he is more than a half-year rental compared to recently traded All-Pro teammates Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, who were in final contract years. Taylor acknowledged his future in Indianapolis 'isn't rock solid' and that 'circumstances may cause otherwise,' though he has not heard trade rumors directly.

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