Could Superstar RB Jonathan Taylor Be Traded? Next Team Odds Shift Before Deadline
Taylor’s future in Indianapolis
The Colts entered the deadline at 2-7 after trading Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. Star running back Jonathan Taylor is now another prominent name in trade talks, with the report describing him as the biggest player on the market who could be moved by Tuesday afternoon.
Taylor offered a message to Colts fans on Sunday: “I'm very grateful for the city of Indianapolis,” he said. The remark came as questions continued about whether he would remain with the team.
Teams listed in the odds
The odds listed Indianapolis at +213, followed by New England at +335 and the New York Giants at +426. Minnesota was at +733, while Denver and Green Bay were each listed at +1150.
Cincinnati and Seattle each had odds of +3233. These figures present a range of possible destinations, while Indianapolis remains the leading outcome in the listed market.
Why potential suitors are mentioned
New England was identified as the leading trade destination among other teams, with TreVeyon Henderson sidelined. The Giants were also discussed after multiple backfield injuries and uncertainty about Cam Skattebo.
Minnesota was noted for leading the NFC despite offensive struggles. Green Bay, meanwhile, was described as having one of the NFL’s best offenses but averaging the fewest rushing yards per game; the report raised the possibility that Taylor could strengthen its attack.
Key points
- The Colts are 2-7 and have already traded Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner.
- Jonathan Taylor could be dealt before Tuesday afternoon’s NFL trade deadline.
- New England has the strongest listed odds among potential destinations, at +335.
- Indianapolis is listed at +213, the shortest odds in the market.