Colts Keep Jonathan Taylor After Trade Deadline

The Indianapolis Colts kept running back Jonathan Taylor through the November 10, 2026, NFL trade deadline, turning down multiple offers after no team met the club’s reported asking price. Taylor remained with Indianapolis when the deadline passed at 4 p.m. Eastern time.

Tom Pelissero reported that multiple teams offered a second-round pick plus additional compensation. He said the Colts wanted a blockbuster package before considering a deal. The reports do not establish the complete terms of every offer or the identities of all interested teams.

The New York Giants were among the clubs linked to Taylor. A report said the Giants offered a second- and fifth-round pick and an unnamed player; another account said Indianapolis rejected a second- and fifth-round pick and that New York withdrew its offer before the deadline. Those details were reported accounts, not direct statements from both teams.

The Minnesota Vikings, Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers were also linked to Taylor, along with other teams. Reports described varying levels of interest, but no trade was completed. Indianapolis had also been reported to be seeking a first-round pick or a package of comparable value....